Malaysia Pargo Fans Can’t Stop Gushing Over Birthday Look, Then Haters Roll In

Malaysia Pargo had eyes on her during her Moroccan-themed birthday bash Thursday and she was met with some mixed reactions from differing sides online.

As the “Basketball Wives” star paraded around the bash, which was complete with belly dancers and hookah, she danced around her birthday cake in preparation to blow out the candles.

Malaysia Pargo

Credit: Instagram

Dropping it low and tweaking a little something, Prago, who turns 37 Aug. 12, bounced back up and smiled for the camera as party-goers took video of the event.

“#MalaysiaPargo decided to f—- it up one time for her birthday. #BBW #BBWLA,” @itsonlyentertainment captioned the video.

Many fans agreed, hyping the BBW star up for her look and moves at her dinner.

“Yezz you did that so beautiful πŸ’“πŸ”₯πŸ‘‘.”

“She is so beautiful and cute.”

“Fit😍. Hbd boo😘.”

“She is f—ing beautiful, gorgeous.”

“You better work it girl!!!”

However, not all of the feedback was positive. Several commenters took major issue with the star’s wigs, her dress and also criticized her twerking skills.

“She looks a whole mess.”

“She can’t twerk to save her life.”

“Dress is awful.”

“Her wiggggggs πŸ‘ŽπŸ½πŸ‘ŽπŸ½πŸ‘ŽπŸ½πŸ‘ŽπŸ½.”

“She is a beautiful woman. But the wigs is no go. She needs a stylist for her wardrobe. Happy birthday, twerk harder lol. Sometimes she get it. Most times she don’t since u got thicker like a snicker. Well, enjoy.”

Pargo typically has no issues getting fan support for her wigs and her overall style, however. Just a couple of weeks ago, she sported her own unit fromΒ The Virgin Hair Fantasy: the ash blonde bob. With its loose ringlets reminiscent of the late Hollywood movie star Marilyn Monroe, many fans couldn’t help but remark on how Pargo looked like the Black version of the actress.

“The Black Marilyn Monroe.”

“@malaysiainthecity. You look like a beautiful Black Marilyn Monroe πŸ’–.”

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