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‘They’re Beautiful!’: ‘LHHATL’ Star Erica Dixon Shares First Picture of Her Twin Baby Girls

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“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress Erica Dixon revealed the faces of her identical twin daughters to the world this past weekend.

The television personality kept her children’s identity under wraps since giving birth earlier last month. Unspecified medical complications forced her to leave her children at the hospital apparently days after her delivery, and later she told fans she was able to bring only one of her twins home.

“This little angel is home,” she wrote. “Now we’re awaiting her sister to swiftly progress so she can join us ❤️.”

Well, it appears both baby girls are home safe and sound from the hospital, and Dixon is wrapped up being a new mom all over again. Posting a photo of her twin girls “fresh out the womb” on Sunday morning to Instagram, she told fans that this would seemingly be the only picture she’d be posting of her children, adding that she was busy with her new mom duties.

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon’s twin daughters Embrii and Eryss. @msericadixon/Instagram

“Here are my tiny tots fresh out the womb,” she noted. “I’ve been so busy with them and juggling everyday life that I realized I haven’t taken any new pics of them. Mamas babies #Embrii 💜 Eryss.”

The 34-year-old mother named both of her daughter’s with her and her eldest daughter 13-year-old Emani Richardson’s first initial, “E.”

Dixon shocked fans in February after announcing that she was pregnant with identical twins via her YouTube channel. The father of Dixon’s children has yet to be revealed, although folks speculated it was “Power” star Rotimi Akinosho. She and the actor have since put that rumor to rest, deeming it fake news. She also shares 13-year-old Richardson with rapper and “LHHATL” cast mate Lil Scrappy, whom she co-parents with.

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

Fans have congratulated the mother of three on her journey to motherhood, fawning over the twins’ first public photo together.

“They are drop dead gorgeous!! 🥰😳😍😍❤️ God bless! So happy for you. Recover well!”

“They’re so beautiful 😍! Congratulations to you and welcome to the twins club. They are adorable.”

“Such beautiful little babies ❤️ watch out world! Congratulations God bless!”

“So adorable 😍😍 Hope Eryss is now home and well ❤️.”

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