‘Keep Elevating’: Tami Roman’s Hosting Duties on ‘Sister Circle’ Is Having a Huge Impact on Fans

“Basketball Wives” star Tami Roman keeps herself working and being a fill-in host for Trina Braxton on TV One’s “Sister Circle” is one more accolade in her growing resume. Roman has made such an impact in her short time as co-host that fans are requesting that she be a permanent addition.

On Friday, Roman snapped a picture with her other co-hosts Rashan Ali, Egypt Sherrod, and Quad Webb Lunceford. Roman wore a blue body-hugging dress paired with a black leather jacket and over the knee boots.

Tamar Braxton

The reality star shared the photo to her Instagram on Saturday with the caption, “Good Times! @sistercircletv”

The fans loved how glamorous Roman looked and demanded that she be on the show longterm.

“You were amazing on there sis.”

“Would you join sister circle if they offered it to you? I would definitely watch with you on the show.”

“You need to be on there fulltime”

“OMG you look stunning”

“I am so proud of you! keep elevating.”

One fan commented about being so happy for Roman receiving so many blessings.

“Girl if you don’t stop it with letting GODS blessings show from head I am telling you between bonnet chronicles and watching you blossom they wish the had the style and confidence that you have if GOD can do it for you I don’t know HE WIILL do it for me thank you so much sis.”

It’s unclear what plans Roman has cooking up with the show but one thing is certain, she plans to continue securing the bags. Over the summer, Roman assured her fans who asked about her latest moves via Twitter. She shared her inspiration for pushing forward. “Let me address ALL of your tweets…whew you got a lot of time. Here goes…booked&busy-yup but I need All my checks I got bills. Have a wonderful day & rest your fingers 💋.”

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