Malaysia Pargo got candid with Carlos King in her interview about her divorce, departure from "Basketball Wives" and miscarriage.
Malaysia Pargo’s Mental Health Comes First; She’s ‘Permanently’ Saying Goodbye To ‘Basketball Wives’
Malaysia explained why her time on the show has come to an end on the Feb. 27 episode.
I can't say what OG wants (aside from apologies) and I still agree with the unfairness of her experiences last season. Still, I personally have no interest in watching a season full of people debating colorism as opposed to actually having the fruitful conversations necessary to keep it from happening again.
Tami Roman was asked about whether or not she keeps in touch with some of her former cast mates and she was honest.
Malaysia Pargo told people still trying to give her a hard time about how things played out in Season 8 to get a grip and move on already.
Based on the things Malaysia Pargo has to say about her former friend Jackie Christie, a reconciliation between the women seems unlikely.
Why did Malaysia, Shaunie and Evelyn go to Jennifer's event, invite her on trips and hang out with her if they had an issue with her?
In the preview clip for the latest episode of Basketball Wives, Jackie Christie reveals that after her confrontation with Malaysia and her family turned violent, she was struck in the head.
Jackie Christie may not have meant any harm when she tried to get to the bottom of the rumor about Malaysia and her kids, but it certainly looked like she did the more people she told.
If we call out OG, we should probably call out almost all of the women for interfering, speaking poorly about or exposing family business.
I think everyone has an issue with Cece because she isn't Byron's first wife, Anita.
Malaysia Pargo doesn't recall much from that day in Amsterdam when she threw a table at Jennifer Williams because she was so irate.