‘Slow Motion for Me’: Malaysia Pargo Captivates Fans with Her Sexy Walk

“Basketball Wives” television personality Malaysia Pargo is not here to play with the girls with her new fierce look. The mother of three uploaded a video of herself on Saturday, Nov. 21, seductively walking down a grand stairway while wearing a short, shimmery silver dress from Ellaè Lisquè called “Center of Attention.”

She completed the look with a diamond necklace, open-toed strappy heels, and her long black hair that she flipped out of her way. The dress exposed her toned legs and a bit of her cleavage that fans didn’t seem to mind, for she garnered over 78,000 likes. 

“Basketball Wives” reality star Malaysia Pargo walks seductively down a stairway. @malaysiaInthecity/Instagram

Pargo didn’t caption the video, but there was no need. Her walk said everything else, especially with the soundtrack of H.E.R.’s “Damage” playing in the background. 

Fans were blown away by the 40-year-old’s stylish look that indeed was the center of attention. 

“Werrrrrrkkkkk🔥🔥🔥❤️❤️❤️.”

“#BaddestOne #OnBasketballWives 😍💙🙌🏾 she always dressed head to toe & walk like she on a runway! #Fav.”

“O.M.G. 👀 😍 🌹 👑 🔥 You have the nerve to put all that perfection in slow motion… 🦵🏾🦵🏾🦵🏾.”

“Slow motion for me🔥🔥💯❤️😘.” 

“Sis!!!!! I’m just SMMFH Right now. Do the d– thang. Black Girls Rock with that Beautiful 🗣.”

“O.M.G., you’re FINE LIKE WINE BAE 🥰🥰🥰😘😘❣💋.”

Pargo was rightfully feeling herself as she uploaded two more photos of herself in the outfit.

The reality diva is turning back the hands of time on her looks due to her continuous self-care. Pargo revealed to her followers on Nov. 9 that she washes her face with a brush, face cleanser and then moisturizes with oil. 

The brush and cleanser help her remove dead skin, leaving her skin glowing.

Pargo is also big on fitness, as she showcased her midday workout routine with fans on Aug. 26. She used a waist trainer that she claimed “promotes sweating of the midsection to reduce water weight and inches.” 

So, ladies, if you’re hoping to look as snatched as Pargo walking down some stairs, it’s time to kick that self-care routine into high-drive even amid the pandemic. 

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