‘I Just Wanna Love You’: Malaysia Pargo Shares Video, Leaves Fans Entranced By Her Beauty

Malaysia Pargo left her fans breathless after recently posting an Instagram video of herself swaying her locs left and right.

The captionless post didn’t disappoint. Fans were gushing over Pargo’s bare look in the Sept. 3 upload.

One user wrote, “I just wanna love you bae 😘.”

While a second user was admiring her mane, “Loving the locs 🔥💚.”

A third user said, “Hey beautiful 😍😍.”

“Show demmmmmm Leo season is a year round affair, honey 🔥🦁♌🖤,” a fourth user cheered.

A fifth user wrote, “That’s my black queen.”

Pargo went with a subtle yet sensual look, rocking a gray shirt that complemented her assets, and topped it off by putting her ombre brown locs in a ponytail. The “Basketball Wives: LA” star has been showing out lately on Instagram. On Aug. 13, the 40-year-old shared two jaw-dropping pictures of her snatched figure in her patterned bikini while hanging out poolside. She captioned the post: “My only competition is me. Love you girl🥰

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Malaysia looking snatched while hanging out by the pool. (@malaysiainthecity/Instagram)

The mother of three has been using her social media platform to promote body positivity, self-love, and health. On March 18, the “BBW: LA” alum shared an Instagram post to show her fans that even a pandemic can’t slow her down. Pargo shared a photo of her doing yoga on her balcony captioned: “OH No Rona, I’ve been doing Good!!! I’m trying to stay away from the snacks.in figure out different ways to workout.Today’s workout: Yoga on the balcony.” Fans were quick to notice her bodacious figure.

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Malaysia trying to stay fit during self-quarantine. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

One user cheered, “😍😍😍😍Keep going 🔥🔥.”

“Oh my gooooooodness sexy den a MF😍❤️🔥,” a second user gushed.

A third user said, “Always my favorite basketball wife on the show sexy as hell😍.”

“Coming down nice girl!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️,” a fourth user wrote.

In addition to Pargo living her best life, she has been spending time with her three children shared with her ex-husband, former NBA player Jannero Pargo, in her Atlanta home she purchased earlier this year, a purchase she called a milestone.

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