20 years for pleas in slay & murder try

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Daniel Romain, 35, pleaded guilty to first-degree manslaughter on March 12 in the knifing of his 46-year-old mistress Tisa Kelly at his E. 96th home on Nov. 24, 2015.

Romain also pleaded guilty to attempted murder for shooting Jamel Bloomfield of East New York — just seven months before Kelly’s slaying — because he wouldn’t let Romain into his house party.

He faced 50 years to life had he taken the separate cases to trial.

Kelly, who moved from Kissimmee, Fla., to be with Romain in New York, is survived by her adult son and daughter — a Marine and a nursing student, respectively — and two grandsons.

“My kids can’t laugh or cry with their mother,” Kelly’s husband said during his victim-impact statement. “Tisa can’t go to graduations or see flowers blossom.”