Fans Flip for Tami Roman’s Latest Hot Pink Look

Reality star Tami Roman left fans begging for more after posing for a seductive photo in a hot pink bodysuit by popular online retailer Fashion Nova.

“Be yourself in a world that’s constantly trying to make you be something else 💯,” she captioned the post. Roman, 48, let down her curly tresses as she posed in the curve-hugging one piece and a pair of white track pants.

Fans were digging her latest look, and it wasn’t long before her Instagram page was flooded with compliments.

“You look amazing. I love the way you have reinvented yourself and career,” one fan wrote, followed by hashtag #power.

“@tamiroman 40 something where !?,” another exclaimed. You look so good! May God continue to Bless and Keep you Sis ❤️”

Others were wowed by Roman’s effortless beauty and dubbed her a “queen.”

“Absolutely. The battle is real & constant,” another fan chimed in. Beautiful picture. Keep putting your best foot forward, Ms Roman.❤👏💃”

One superfan couldn’t help but recall “that incident back then with you expressing your feelings about food stamps 😂,” but added, “I have seen you basically be born again and you have become a humble beautiful butterfly. #1fan”

The reality star recently celebrated the launch of her Icon boot by designer Jessica Rich last month. The boot, which is described as “a classic tapered toe boot” and retails for $195, is the first set of footwear launching as part of Roman’s shoe line collaboration with Rich. In recent weeks, the longtime “Basketball Wives” cast member has also reportedly started shooting her rumored spin-off series, titled “Beverly Trill Billies.”

“Thanking these beautiful souls for an amazing shoot! @lyricchanel @styledbyudi @tb_hairstylist @micahmiami #LooksOfVanity @vh1 💋❤️💋” Roman captioned an Instagram photoset last week showing her posed alongside friends and family, including daughter Lyric Anderson.

It’s unclear when the highly anticipated show, produced by Mona Scott Young, is expected to air.

Tami Roman

Fans were wowed by Tami Roman’s effortless beauty and some even dubbed her a “queen.” (Image courtesy of Instagram / @tamiroman)

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