Tami Roman

Tami Roman is an American television personality, actress, producer, comedian, and businesswoman with a career spanning more than three decades in the entertainment industry. Roman first gained national attention as a cast member on MTV's "The Real World: Los Angeles," where she became one of the first African American women to appear on reality television. Her early experiences, including overcoming homelessness, contributed to her resilience and shaped her public image.

Roman appeared in various television shows and films throughout the 1990s and 2000s before becoming widely recognized on VH1's "Basketball Wives." She joined the series in its second season and later appeared on the spinoff "Basketball Wives LA." Roman has been a guest on programs including The Oprah Winfrey Show, 20/20, The Sharon Osbourne Show, ESPN, and E! News, discussing topics such as relationships, women's issues, and personal growth.

Roman created the parody short film series "Bonnet Chronicles" on Instagram, which was later adapted into a scripted series on TIDAL. She was cast in the BET+ comedy series "The Ms. Pat Show" and joined the Apple TV+ drama "Truth Be Told." Her film credits include a lead role and executive producer credit in the thriller "Girl in the Closet."

In addition to her on-screen work, Roman founded Roman Ramsey Productions, producing projects such as the talk show "Get Into It with Tami Roman" for Fox Soul. She has pursued stand-up comedy and hosted the VH1 series "Caught in the Act: Unfaithful." Roman's work has earned her nominations for an MTV Movie & TV Award for Best Reality Return and a Black Reel Award for Outstanding Supporting Performance in a Comedy Series. She is also an advocate for healthy living, mental health awareness, and self-acceptance, sharing her personal experiences to encourage others. Roman's career encompasses acting, producing, comedy, and entrepreneurship, establishing her as a prominent figure in American entertainment.