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‘She Bad:’ Tami Roman’s New Look Gets the Attention of Her Celebrity Friends

By | Published on December 12, 2018
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Tami Roman’s ever-changing looks are so hot even her celebrity pals have begun taking notice.

Roman uploaded a photo to her Instagram page Saturday, Dec. 8 sporting a fitted olive green jumpsuit and aqua blue nails. Her hair was styled into a blond bob accented by big hoop earrings.

“‘It’s not about patience, it’s how you act while you waiting’ ~ @jazzanderson  Unit:@therealtashad MUA @star4makeup @styledbyudi,” the “Basketball Wives” star said in the caption, quoting her daughter Jazz.

The eye-catching look meant Roman’s celebrity pals couldn’t keep themselves from chiming in.

“She bad 💕” singer Tamar Braxton remarked.

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“Gorgeous,” actress Tasha Smith said.

Attorney and former “Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Phaedra Parks simply let the emoji do the talking and typed, “🔥💯🔥”

Singer Syleena Johnson remarked, “You betta be fine!😍”

“😍 Ooh TT❤️,” commented singer-songwriter Sevyn Streeter.

“Roll Bounce” actor Wesley Jonathan said, “Well damn…😄”

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And as always, fans gave Roman major props, too.

“Wow! Stunning @tamiroman 💕”

“This color looks amazing on you!!! ❤️❤️❤️ and the hair!! Love it!! 👏👏”

“This is your look ma very pretty 😍”

“Love the color and the outfit! You need to be a clothing consultant and give advise to woman, how to dress for what they look good in! I love your style! I am one of them women!!”

“Yesss giving me life 😍😍😍🥰”

“You are a beautiful black queen. So glad to see you shining. You are going through a major glow up. I’m glad to see you in a positive vibe. Keep surrounding yourself with people going in the same direction. Love the way you have reinvented yourself. Stay blessed love ya 😘”

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