‘You Not Playing Fair!’: Tami Roman’s Crop-Top Look Has Fans Going Wild

Tami Roman has once again knocked it out of the park with her style.

The star of VH1’s “Basketball Wives” on Friday uploaded a photo of her posing in an athleisure fit from Fashion Nova dubbed “She’s A Rida Lounge Set.” The star elevated the two-piece cropped jacket and jogger set by pairing it with huge gold-colored hoop earrings and strappy high heels, which were also from the fast fashion retail company.

“Head towards your goal one step at a time 💪🏽” Roman captioned the March 29 post.

Tami Roman

Tami Roman regularly poses in stylish outfits that have fans gushing. (Photo: @tamiroman/Instagram)

Fans couldn’t get enough of how Roman managed to put the look together.

“@tamiroman always fly, a real queen 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 dripping in @fashionnova 😍”

“Yeasssssss!!!!!! 🥰😍 you be so fly !!”

“@tamiroman you are on fire honey. Simply beautiful!”

“Nahhhhhh Auntie you not playing fair!!! Tfffff! Looking tf goodt!!! These 23year olds could nevaaaaa😁😁😂😂😂😩😩🔥🔥🔥😘😘😘😘😘😘”

The last comment boosting up Roman’s youthful looks isn’t the first time someone has complimented the star on her apparent anti-aging abilities.

In January, the star’s 22-year-old daughter Jazz Anderson spoke to just how youthful her mom looks when a fan asked during an Instagram Story Q&A, “tami from basketball wives’ is your mom?”

“We just be hangin out, been cool since like 96,” Anderson replied.

Another time that month, Roman dedicated her Woman Crush Wednesday post on Instagram to older daughter Lyric Anderson.

The photo Roman used had fans remarking on how much the 48-year-old resembles her 24-year-old daughter.

“She looks so beautiful 😍😍your twin for sure.”

“Your twin😍 She’s beautiful.”

“She looks so much like you! 😍 Proud of y’all 💙

Aside from soaking up fan compliments, Roman is currently gearing up for the premiere of “Basketball Wives” season eight in June. After months of speculation about whether she’d be back on the show, her co-star and the show’s executive producer Shaunie O’Neal confirmed that Roman will indeed be back.

 

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