Tami Roman’s Family Holiday Video Has Fans Rolling with Laughter

Tami Roman took a brief break from stunting on Instagram to share a festive family video with fans Thursday, a week ahead of Christmas.

Using the talents of producer Christian Sweeters, Roman uploaded a custom clip of herself and her family doing a hip-hop dance in elf gear.

“It’s almost time, so here’s a little holiday cheer from me, @lyricchanel @jazzanderson and @reggieyb1 📹 @cstranger80,” she captioned the Dec. 20 clip, which featured daughters Lyric and Jazz Anderson and long-time boyfriend Reggie Youngblood.

Fans eagerly ate up the video, which showed the family dancing throughout the mall as they gathered up presents like tablets, hats and shoes for Santa to send out to all on Christmas Eve.

“😭😭😂 Loved it 💕. Happy Holidays Hun!”

“I absolutely love this @tamiroman omg😂😂😂😂😂😂”

“Ya face though😂😂😂”

“Too cute! @tamiroman”

“This is so Tami!!!😂😂😂😂”

“Omg did notice it’s was the family for real😂🤣😂😂🍾🤕. 🎄🎁🎅MERRY CHRISTMAS FAMILY🎄🎁🎅”

“I can’t that’s sooo good 🔥”

Roman’s comedy can be seen in her viral “Bonnet Chronicles” account, which has even been transformed into a series on Tidal.

In one of her comedic takes posted in August, Roman took aim at former  “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” star Phaedra Parks joining WEtv’s “Braxton Family Values.”

“I woke up a little aggy this morning because I was reading the blogs and I saw a headline that said Phaedra Braxton and I got annoyed instantaneously!” Roman said poking fun at a non-Braxton joining a show centered around the family.“‘Cause I’m like, how y’all gon’ call Phaedra [Parks] Phaedra Braxton when I’ve been an honorary Braxton for as long as I can remember. I got the ‘T’ name and everything. Tami Braxton, it just fits, it just works, it should have been me.”

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