'Basketball Wives: LA' Star, Malaysia Pargo Says, ‘I’m Finding Who I Am Without A Man, I Let God Guide Me...I Never Speak Fear In My Life"

Basketball Wives: LA star, Malaysia Pargo has found a new attitude and is revealing that she is no longer a NBA wife. According to Sister 2 Sister, Pargo is doing just fine raising her three kids, and finding out who she is as a single woman.

"It's different raising three children on my own and working and trying to do entrepreneurship. Those are some things that have me a little apprehensive," Malaysia said. "I let God guide me...I never speak fear in my life."

Malaysia explains that her fans will get to see another side of her, adjusting to divorce and getting use to playing a co-parenting role.

"I'm finding who I am without a man. I've been in a relationship since I was a little whippersnapper," she revealed. "I haven't dated in 12 years. That's totally new to me."

Malaysia, was married Charlotte Hornets star Jannero Pargo, but she filed for divorce earlier this year. Pargo says she has learned from her marriage and will be using what she learned for her future love life.

"Communication was one of the most important things that I learned that keeps a marriage together. If I had asked him the necessary questions beforehand, I wouldn't be in that situation," Pargo admitted.

During her time on Basketball Wives, Malaysia confirmed that her husband had been unfaithful, and she says if a person does it one time, they will do it again.

"When a person shows you who they are, you gotta believe them. It's basically, if they do it once, they're kinda going to do it twice," said Malaysia. "When I see something that I don't like...I need to walk away from the situation."

A lot of reality stars feel like TV ends their already failed relationships, buy Malaysia says that Basketball Wives wasn't the case for her bad relationship.

"You can't allow outside people to change anything about your relationship or your love for each other. I love him, but I'm just not in love with him, so it had nothing to do with 'Basketball Wives' at all," she explains. "It was definitely a decision between us to end it."