‘Whoa’: Malaysia Pargo Stuns Fans with Her Leopard Print Photo Shoot

Malaysia Pargo left her followers flabbergasted on Saturday after the “Basketball Wives” star posted a photo of her voluptuous look in a leopard print bodysuit.

The 40-year-old mother of three paired the outfit with her signature Gucci belt and leopard thigh-high boots. She complemented the ensemble with silver earrings and her long, black, voluminous locks that cascaded effortlessly down her shoulders. The reality star captioned the Oct. 17 upload, “No one is perfect that’s why pencils have erasers. @jcjonesofficial.” Fans were captivated by Malaysia’s tantalizing beauty.

Malaysia Pargo stuns in leopard look. @malaysiapargo/Instagram

“Whoa 🔥”

“Yessss!!!!! Real life brown barbie!!!! So beautiful 😍.”

“Yasss!!! It’s the Leopard print for me 🔥🔥😍.”

“Wow a whole goddess😍😭😭😭.”

“Okay Malaysia we know you ain’t to be played with 🔥🔥🔥 #superlit.”

Malaysia Pargo. @malaysiapargo/Instagram

Malaysia is known for making bold statements with her outfit choices. But the one thing that many fans have noticed throughout the years is that the “BBW” alum loves to accessorize her attire every once in a while with daring thigh-high boots. Back in April 2019, the TV personality wore snakeskin boots with a white lace top, a snakeskin skirt, and a Gucci snakeskin purse. She completed the look with a white blazer, hoop earrings, red lips, a curly blunt-cut black bob, and her signature million-dollar smile.

Another time the jewelry designer rocked a pair of thigh-highs was on New Year’s Day, a time she picked to reflect on the lessons she’s learned. She adopted an all-black ensemble consisting of a black long-sleeved ruffled shirt, black pants, and black leather boots. Malaysia added a lengthy caption for the Jan. 1 pic, which generated over 40,000 likes.

“Last year was a roller coaster 🎢 full of ups & downs,” Malaysia began. “But I made through. God has blessed me to see another day with my beautiful children. He has protected me through seen & unseen hurdles. Love interests that came in the form Love, but was a test of faith to not repeat pass mistakes. Friends with fake smiles, but really want a front row seat to my failure. Through it all, I will always keep my eyes up above for the right guidance. Keep this beautiful heart in the right place…because I believe that it’s one of my bigger gifts from Almighty. I lost some important souls on earth, but I know they’re with me, cheering me on. I have some amazing people in my life and I can’t wait to see where life takes me.”

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