‘Breath of Fresh Air’: Malaysia Pargo Knocks Fans Out of the Park With Her Flawless Selfie

Malaysia Pargo is leaving fans head over heels for her beauty.

The “Basketball Wives” star took to Instagram Sunday evening and shared a selfie of her good looks with her two million followers. The image captured Pargo’s dramatic winged eyelashes and bold crimson red lipstick.

She also wore a cream T-shirt that matched her black and tan headscarf and accessorized her look with two chain necklaces. Pargo captioned her post “I look like my sissy @divinedbeauty in this picture 🥰…”

Malaysia Pargo
Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

Several fans showered her with compliments.

“You look like wifey material ❤️,” one fan remarked. “🔥Totally love this lady.”

Another added, “You look like wifey material ❤️. You fine as hell tho baby”

A third person said, “Just a breath of fresh air 💪. You’re so beautiful”

“Hey girl Ur absolutely beautiful & much love… stay fly mamas 🔥,” a fourth person commented.

Pargo’s beauty post follows a week after she was showered with an abundant amount of support from fans when she explained the ups and downs she faced in 2019.

Malaysia Pargo
Malaysia Pargo reflects on lessons learned in 2019. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

“Last year was a roller coaster 🎢 full of ups & downs. But I made through,” the “BBW” actress wrote. “Through it all, I will always keep my eyes up above for the right guidance. Keep this beautiful heart in the right place … because I believe that it’s one of my bigger gifts from Almighty.”

Several fans encouraged the star at the time.

“Stay focused and keep moving in your truth!” a fan wrote. “Shine on queen.”

A second person said, “Continue on your journey the sky is the limit and beyond.”

Pargo also said there were two things she was focused on while entering the new year, her children and her faith.

“Ending the year & starting a New Year with the two’s things that keep me going,” she wrote via Instagram on January 1. “God & My Babies 2020 I’m ready for you. Lets good 💪🏾”

Folks instantly showered her with support.

“Yess the perfect place to be to bring in the New Year, more blessings beautiful,” a fan noted.

Someone else added, “Happy Nee Year to you and your family. @malaysiainthecity, my favorite BBW star.”

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