‘Soul Melting Beauty!’: Malaysia Pargo Leaves Fans Stumped Over Her Jaw-Dropping Looks

Malaysia Pargo‘s radiant appearance is blowing fans away.

The “Basketball Wives” reality star showed off her good looks in a series of snaps this week to her two million followers and lit Instagram on fire. On Tuesday, April 21, she uploaded two eye-grabbing images that immediately captivated fans.

Pargo’s photos showed her wearing a minimal amount of makeup including fluttered eyelashes. She also sported her hair in waist-length box braids and rocked an orange long-sleeve shirt. She struck multiple poses while lounging in her bed.

Malaysia Pargo
Malaysia Pargo @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

The “BBW” star urged her fans to stay put at home amid the pandemic and to be safe.

“Stay home…let’s be safe guys 😘…,” Pargo captioned her post.

Fans, however, were overwhelmed by her beauty.

“Beautiful you are 💖 Ur a lovely black queen ❤️🔥be safe nubian princess”

“U look so mean in this one 🤣 but so damn gorgeous like Malaysia what happened😢….oh😮…..stay inside🙌….that’s it👀….u sure❤️”

“Stunning yet simple. The real thing..💝”

“I’m Stuck🔥❤️ What Soul Melting Beauty!”

“You look young🙌🙌 I need that skincare routine! Those braids are super cute on you”

As of late, Pargo seemingly has been enjoying time with her children while staying home.

The 39-year-old Pargo recently uploaded a photograph of her and her three children having a blast in their huge pool together. With each striking a funny pose for the camera, the mother of three wrote, “Backyard fun… 🐠”

Fans envied the quartet’s pool fun.

Malaysia Pargo and daughter Jayla (Photo @malaysiainthecity/Instagram)

“Wow must be nice to have a private pool and nice weather 🙌🏾🙌🏾,” one fan wrote.

Another added, “Aww man it’s that hot there I’m so freaking jealous 🔥.”

Someone else commented, “That ain’t a backyard; it’s a resort sis.”

A fourth person wrote, “Dang y’all lucky to have such a nice crib! I want a pool in my backyard too! lol”

Pargo shares all three of her children with ex-husband and former NBA player Jannero Pargo. While they divorced in 2014, they apparently still manage to co-parent their children.

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