Tami Roman Is Oozing Happiness In Her Sultry New Red Bob Haircut

Tami Roman turned heads over the summer when she chopped off her long locs and began rocking a close-cut ‘do and now she’s wowing fans once again with her newest hair makeover.

The “Basketball Wives” star on Friday posted a photo in red bob and an all-black outfit complete with a leather jacket, pencil skirt and a sultry smokey eye.

“Stop looking so long at the closed door that you miss the door of happiness that was cracked waiting for you to pass thru, 💯” the reality star and actress captioned her post.

Tami Roman

(@tamiroman/Instagram)

Fans couldn’t help but marvel at the smiley, sexy pic.

“Hi Tammy u been dressing and looking fabulous I luv this look and ur hair is on point.”

“Go ahead girl! You look sharp!”

“This is beautiful!! !! !!”

“Love your hair color/style.”

“@tamiroman So Beautiful 😍 You are an Inspiration!!”

“You Slayy Sis I Love It💯”

“You look amazing! Love the hair.”

It’s just the latest time that Roman has donned a new look. Days earlier, the “Bonnet Chronicles” creator wore a similar hair color in a much longer wig, which was accessorized by a hat and oversized coat perfect for the fall.

“Oh it’s chilly, chilly,” Roman cheekily wrote in the caption.

Much like Friday, the star’s fans ate up her seasonal look.

“You look Beautiful! I Love & Want the Gorgeous Coat! That FENDI purse is calling my name! So Beautiful! @tamiroman.”

“Slay @tamiroman she out here living her best life.”

“Yasssss ❤️ u looking good.”

“@tamiroman somebody need to give this lady a modeling contract! If they haven’t already, they better ask somebody!!! She looked FAB on the @the.soultrainawards.”

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