‘I See it!’: Malaysia Pargo Drives Fans Up the Wall with Her Workout Results

It looks like Malaysia Pargo is set on getting fit for the new year.

The “Basketball Wives” star apparently upped her exercise regime since the start of the year and has already been seeing a difference in her body. On Sunday, she took to Instagram and posted a picture of herself posing seductively against a wall.

Dressed in a black Balenciaga cropped sweater, form-fitting leggings and over-the-knee boots, Pargo slightly arched her body toward the camera to show off her apparent abs.

Malaysia Pargo
Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

“When you start seeing some results.. ๐Ÿ˜‚,” Pargo wrote, adding four more laughter emojis. @iamthekingoffitness finna create a monster!!!!!”

Fans doused the “BBW” star with compliments on her post.

“Come thru abs!!!” a fan exclaimed. “Slim waist cute face u winning ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ”ฅ looking great”

“Yess I’m loving this confidence. You are beautiful and sexy. Beautiful and gorgeous woman black queen amazing dam ๐Ÿ’™”

“YAAAAASSSS! When you start seeing results it definitely helps to keep you motivated!

“Praise the lord I seee it ! We almost back to that old thing.”

“Owwweee they betta watch out for you ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ”ฅ Girl I see some abs trying to pop out. Keep up the great work.”

On January 2, Pargo said via Instagram, that it was hard getting her body on track since giving birth to her three children.

“The hardest thing Iโ€™ve ever had to do was get back on track after having my babies and I know itโ€™s something a lot of us struggle with,” she wrote, along with a photo of herself sporting fitness wear.

In November 2018, a few online trolls fat shamed the mother of three after she apparently looked “thicker” than usual. She was spotted wearing an olive-green cotton fleece, Nike sweatpants, designer flats and a leather Gucci cross-bag.

Malaysia
Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiainthecity/ Instagram

Naysayers instantly commented on her weight.

“You gaining weight laylay maybe time to hit the gym”

“You picking up some weight girl”

Pargo never responded to critics at the time, but her current hard work in the gym seems to be paying off.

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