‘Y’all Look Alike’: Malaysia Pargo’s Pic with Toya Bush-Harris Leaves Fans Convinced That They’re Twinning

“Basketball Wives” veteran Malaysia Pargo and her friend “Married to Medicine” star Toya Bush-Harris share an unbreakable bond and apparently a few physical characteristics. On Sunday, June 14, the Compton beauty and Toya had a fun girls’ day out.

Malaysia posted a photo on Instagram that showed her spending some quality time with Toya. The two reality stars appeared to be standing on Toya’s outdoor patio. Donning what seemed to be a pink strapless dress, the mother of three struck her pose by smiling wide for the shot. Her hair was swooped to one side and extended past her shoulders. True to form, Malaysia wore minimum makeup and false eyelashes.

(Left) Malaysia Pargo and (Right) Toya Bush-Harris (Photo): @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

The Detroit native opted for a multicolored halter top and a blue headband to match. Her crimped locks flowed down her chest. Without showing her teeth, the mother of two smiled gracefully for their photo. Malaysia hinted in her caption that she missed her bestie. She wrote: “Had to go check in with my boo thang @toyabushharris all smiles & love 💕…”

It’s unknown how Malaysia and Toya initially became friends, but some fans expressed the idea that they were starting to favor each other. “Y’all look alike🤣 Beautiful Ladies💖,” one user wrote. In addition to their physical attributes, both women are also known for their outspoken personalities on their hit reality shows. “I always knew she reminded me of someone & Lord it was you 😂,” a second fan commented under Malaysia’s post. The dynamic duo have been close friends for years now and some people appear to think that their passion for fashion brought them together.

Toya Bush-Harris (R) and Malaysia Pargo (L) (Photo): @toyabushharris/Instagram

At the beginning of September, Toya and her husband Dr. Eugene Harris purchased an elaborate home in Atlanta. It reportedly features a two-story closet filled with glitz and glamour. Chanel and Louis Vuitton purses take up the upper-level portion of her closet, while her designer shoes are protected in a glass display in the lower level. In comparison, Malaysia is also known for her designer styles.

In a 2014 interview with Rollingout, Malaysia revealed that one of her favorite fashion brands is Alexander McQueen because his dresses cling to her shape. Some fans seem to believe that Malaysia and Toya each have a great sense of style. “Ya’ll are the best dressed on the shows, so I see why ya’ll tight😍,” a third user said.

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