Tami Roman Followers Applaud Her for Timely Message as She Moves Further Away from ‘Basketball Wives’

Tami Roman is no stranger to positivity nowadays and her fans adore it. Her latest post, however, comes as she continues to separate herself from the reality show that has made her a household name to newer generations.

On Sunday, Dec. 16, Roman posted a meme on her Instagram account for which her followers were thankful.

“Not living up to your potential, not going after your dreams, not believing in yourself is like…standing in a room full of doors staring at the closed one and missing the open one on the opposite side. Don’t limit yourself! There’s an opening in this thing called life waiting just for YOU!💋”

“Sunday motivation… you don’t have to be great to start, but you have to START to be GREAT! #BeEncouraged #YouWillWin,” Roman added in the caption.

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The star’s fans responded with tons of appreciation.

“Thanks for the reminder @tamiroman !🙏🏾🙌🏾❤”

“Needed this today ❤️”

“Thank you @tamiroman Walking through that door shortly.”

“Amen amen you no what to say in right time my sister well don and you well speak thanks you thanks you sister 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❤️”

“Thank b2ful eyes! That is so trill what u said!👊✊”

“U say things people need to hear cause not everyone knows this, enjoy the rest of your night blessings to u & your family.”

“BAM!!!!! And sharing this!!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS BLESSING!!!”

The post comes as the star continues to bury herself in work that has nothing to do with “Basketball Wives,” which she indicated she may not even return to following a drama-ridden eighth season.

Among the projects “The Real World” alum and actress has in the pipeline are a TV movie called  “Fall Girls,” her ongoing Tidal miniseries “Bonnet Chronicles,” and a late-night variety show called “Get Into It…Forizzle” with Snoop Dogg.

Lately, she’s also made several appearances on “Sister Circle” as a guest and a host.

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