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‘Sexy and Swag’: Malaysia Pargo’s Lounge ’Fit Has Fans Singing Her Praises

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“Basketball Wives” favorite Malaysia Pargo is sporting a cream-colored matching set from Fashion Nova.
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“Basketball Wives” reality diva Malaysia Pargo showed fans how to jazz up a lounge ’fit while out and about. Pargo sported a cream sweatshirt and leggings set from Fashion Nova and paired the look with black ankle boots. 

“Only on Camera @fashionnova lounge set … FashionNovaPartner,” the 39-year-old captioned her gallery of photos. 

Fans swarmed Pargo’s comment section with praises over her relaxed, but fashion-forward style. 

“Hey, Malaysia, u r always looking so Beautiful!!💯.”

“Sexy and Swag!!!!!!”

“Look, amazing and beautiful lady ❤️❤️.”

“Those boots 🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“I’m about to order one!! NOW.”

“U are pretty ❤️❤️.”

Pargo is known for jazzing up a simple look and pairing it with boots or accessories to make it more stylish.

Earlier this month, Pargo wore an oversized gray sweater dress from Fashion Nova that bore the logo “Avoiding Adulthood.” The mother of three paired the look with black thigh-high boots and gold earrings. 

“Avoiding AdultHood Cause my kids keep Me Young at Heart ❤️..My Buddy’s 💕😘 @fashionnova avoiding adulthood. Fashion Nova Partner,” Pargo captioned the photo. 

Malaysia Pargo rocks a long gray sweater dress from Fashion Nova.
@malaysiainthecity/Instagram

Pargo also shared a video of herself dancing with her daughter and one of her sons by her former NBA player ex-husband, Portland Trail Blazers assistant coach Jannero Pargo. 

Fans swooned over the precious moment that Pargo shared with her children and her look. 

“Those boots though🔥🔥🔥🔥.”

“Outfit is cute.”

“Your boots are everything! 😍😍.”

“Beautiful family girl and you’re a great momma ❤️.”

“Beautiful family❤️💙❤️.”

“The kids definitely keep us young!!! I love dancing with my babies.”

Pargo and Jannero wed in 2006 but divorced in 2014. The pair’s reason for divorce was cited as “irreconcilable differences,” according to an article from TMZ. 

In 2017, during an episode of “Couples Court,” Pargo said that she believed that counseling would have saved her marriage to Jannero. 

“One of the things that I wish I would’ve done is step back and go to counseling between the both of us because right now, to this day, we still very much love each other,” Pargo said. 

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