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'You Did That': Tami Roman Shocks Fans with Her Singing Voice In Toni Braxton Challenge

  • May 22, 2020
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Tami Roman has considered herself an “honorary” member of the Braxton family for years now, so it makes sense that she would tackle the Toni Braxton singing challenge.

On Wednesday, May 20, the former cast member of “Basketball Wives” posted a video on Instagram that showed her singing Braxton’s hit single, “He Wasn’t Man Enough.”

Wearing a black baseball cap and a black hoodie, the 50-year-old Roman said, “So Tamar said there was a Toni Braxton challenge going on and you know I am an honorary Braxton.

Toward the middle of the clip, Roman emulated Braxton’s voice.

Over 282,000 people watched Roman’s performance and many fans claimed to be surprised by Roman’s “spot-on” impersonation of Braxton.

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