Tami Roman Hosts ‘Women Of Influence’ Dinner, Torrei Hart, Nina Parker, Brooke Valentine Attend
This week, Basketball Wives reality star Tami Roman hosted an intimate dinner celebrating influential African American women in entertainment. The event was attended by various entertainment executives, casting directors and radio personalities. Among the executives in attendance, other guests included CBS MacGyver star Tristin Mays, ABC Family’s Recovery Road actress Kyla Pratt, comedienne Torrei Hart, Access Hollywood host Nina Parker, singer Brooke Valentine, entertainment journalist Jasmine Brand & others. The private dinner was sponsored by hair care company Curls & Goddess Detox. During the dinner, Tami shared with guests:
I put together this invite-only guest list of people who have the most positive energy that I’ve been around in a long time — very caring, very uplifting women who every time you see them they always have something positive to say, they’re always liking photos on Instagram and just full of love. I honor and celebrate you all.
Peep the pics below.
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