Fans Hope ‘Basketball Wives’ Star Malaysia Pargo’s Post Confirms She is Dating the Silver Fox

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One of “Basketball Wives” star Malaysia Pargo’s newest Instagram posts has many fans wondering about her silver fox date from a week ago.

“Stalking my Man like ‘Room service.’ Let me in N—a.. Jumpsuit by @lexinfifth,” she captioned the Wednesday, July 11 post.

In no time, fans began flooding Pargo’s comments section to wonder if the man she’s “stalking” is Ron, the silver-haired man with whom she went on a double date last week with co-star Cece Scott and her husband Byron Scott.

“I really hope Ron is your man!!!! Y’all are cute together 😍😩.”

“@Malaysiainthecity what’s the Tea with the Silver cutie????????”

“@moses.priscilla girl when she mentions her man she’s not talking about the silver cutie.  😏Ron is on a whole nother level than that what she’s calling her man.”

But in a follow-up post made an hour later, it appears whoever her man is, he didn’t answer as Pargo is seen showing off her outfit from another angle and gearing up to walk away.

“Welp!!!!! Lol” she captioned the post.

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“Ron didn’t answer. I’m disappointed,😭😭😭” a hopeful fan remarked.

“You let him live, sis? 😭” another said.

The double date episode, which aired July 2, saw Pargo on one of her first dates since declaring celibacy and divorcing former Charlotte Hornets player Jannero Pargo, after dating him since she was 18 and being his wife for eight years.

But with Ron, who came after Pargo got out of a relationship with “Everybody Mad” rapper O.T. Genasis, it seems a new man is welcome. Especially after the way her marriage ended.

“[The single life] is something different for me. I’m not saying that I’m loving it. I was forced into it,” she told HipHollywood at the time. “I didn’t have a choice. I’m more of a relationship type of person, so I would rather be in my marriage if I had the choice. But ish happens and I’m going to just have my faith in God.”

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