‘Stop Posting This Look’: Malaysia Pargo Fans Trash Her Current Outfit

“Basketball Wives” reality diva Malaysia Pargo is garnering mixed reviews from fans with her new fashion post. The mother of three was serving a look that included different textures and pieces from various seasons. 

Pargo, 40, rocked a tan color crop top, distressed Daisy Duke shorts, Gucci stockings, and cheetah-print and silver rhinestone thigh-high boots. She completed her look with a Gucci crossbody bag and a light brown leather jacket. 

“Basketball Wives” reality star Malaysia Pargo poses in a new fashion pic. @malaysiainthecity/Instagram

Some of the television personality’s fans were here for her fashion ’fit. 

“Is The Malaysia Doll a thing? If not, it should be 🔥😍🔥😍.”

“Girl, you just be dressing, no SALAD ! 😍😍.”

“I love this look😍.”

Other Pargo followers thought her outfit was all over the place and begged her never to piece clothing items like this together ever again. 

“Stop posting this look. It’s not getting any better. This was a miss.”

“A mess I don’t like it….”

“No, not this one, boo.” 

Pargo didn’t caption the post, but she didn’t need to because many of her fans did all the talking for her.

In other news, the mother of three will return to season 9 of “BBW” with Shaunie O’Neal, Evelyn Lozada, Jackie Christie, Jennifer Williams, Kristen Scott, Ogom “OG” Chijindu, Feby Torres, and newcomers Liza Morales and Nia and Noria Dorsey.

Malaysia Pargo (left) and Jackie Christie (right). (Photos: @malaysiainthecity/Instagram, @jackiechristie/Instagram)

Last season, Pargo and Christie ended on bad terms when it was suspected that Christie said something derogatory about Pargo’s children with her ex-husband, former NBA player Jannero Pargo, who’s now an assistant coach with the Portland Trail Blazers. 

Christie denied the rumors saying, “now you know damn well that’ s a damn lie.”

This led to an explosive fight between the two at Scott’s get-together at a skating rink ’90s costume party. Now that both Pargo and Christie will be returning to season 9 of the show, the question arises about whether the two will reconcile. 

Fans will have to wait and see, but in the meantime many are hoping they won’t see that outfit in the upcoming season. 

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