‘Thirsty Lately?’: Malaysia Pargo’s Latest Photo Goes Left When Fans Suggest Their Photo Captions

“Basketball Wives” reality personality Malaysia Pargo is clearly on demon time. On Sept. 12, Pargo shared a boomerang with her followers showing her suggestively caressing her neck.

“I’ll be back with a caption,” she captioned the post with over 200,000 views.

In the video, the mother of three sported a watch-bracelet combo and wore a two-piece Ethika jumpsuit, as she revealed in a previous post.

“Basketball Wives” reality star Malaysia Pargo caressing her neck. @malaysiainthecityInstagram

The video was shocking but appealing to some of Pargo’s followers thirsting over the mother of three.

“No need 😍😍😍.”

“‘I want you too much that little dinghy thing that swings in the back my throat 🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️,'” one fan wrote, referencing Cardi B and Meg Thee Stallion’s “W.A.P.”

“Stroke me, Choke me Pull My Hair 🤷🏽‍♀️😍.”

The comments for Pargo were 50/50. Some followers thought that the “Child of God,” as she’s deemed in her bio, was doing a bit too much for some social media attention.

“Doing too f– Much, getting old for this sh–.”

“Thirsty lately?”

“Sista girl, what is thisssss?”

Fans had questions for the reality diva, who was feeling herself.

Pargo left fans wondering whether she will create an OnlyFans account or if she already has made one but hasn’t let the masses know yet.

Whatever the case may be, this isn’t the 40-year-old’s first time thirst-trapping.

Pargo let fans know that she still got it going on with an Aug. 21 post of herself flexing her physique in a pink workout set.

“🧿 I’m Good… it’s covered by a 🦍,” Pargo wrote.

Malaysia Pargo flaunts her physique in a two-piece workout suit. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

The VH1 television personality has been able to turn back the hands of time due to her continuous fitness routine.

Pargo documents her daily runs up and down her timeline on how to stay fit. Pargo’s fantastic results show when she rocks two-piece bathing suits and jumpsuits that reveal her tight midsection and curves.

Malaysia Pargo and Zell Swagg soaking up the sun in Cancún. (Photo: @malaysiainthecity/Instagram)

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