‘Melts My Heart’: Erica Dixon and Lil Scrappy’s Daughter Shows Abundant Love to One of Her Twin Sisters

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon’s twin daughter and her eldest daughter Emani Richardson. @msericadixon/Instagram

“Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” actress Erica Dixon couldn’t help but gush and brag over her adorable children.

The mother of three took to Instagram Wednesday and posted a sweet snapshot featuring one of her newborn twins and her eldest daughter Emani Richardson, whom she shares with rapper Lil Scrappy. The photo captured the 14-year-old teen holding her baby sister tightly against her chest and kissing her on the face.

Dixon fawned over the love her eldest daughter shows her newborn sisters. She said even when Richardson is away and calls her, she always inquires about her siblings’ well-being.

“I love the way she loves them,” the 34-year-old star wrote. “The phone calls when she’s away still tickle me…. asking are her babies ok.”

Fans of Dixon also truckled over her heartfelt photo.

“This melts my heart Erica ❤️ sister to sister bond. Love their chocolate 🍫 skin ❤️ adorable”

“They’re adorable! I bet Emani is the best big sister ever 😍 this is beautiful”

“Omg look at the lil chocolate muffin 😇 God bless you and your 👸🏾 princesses’

“Awww what a beautiful pic sister love 💕💞 such a beautiful gorgeous baby !!🦋 #HerBabies”

Dixon welcomed her identical twin daughters in early May, naming them Embrii and Eryss. Her twin daughters have the same first initial as her eldest daughter Richardson.

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

Her baby girls had unspecified medical complications that forced her to leave the twins at the hospital days after her delivery. In a June 8 Instagram post, Dixon posted a picture of her newborn blessings, letting fans know then that that would probably will be the only picture they will see of the girls, seeing that she’s been busy with her new mommy duties. The father of her twins has yet to be identified.

As for Dixon’s recent beef with Richardson’s father Lil Scrappy, the pair seemed to still be feuding over child support and their apparent non-communication issues. The mother of three claimed Scrappy and his wife Bambi, don’t want to communicate with her, which causes a strain on their co-parenting relationship. She also said that Scrap was three months behind on child payments.

Scrappy on the other hand said he and wife choose not to communicate with Dixon because she apparently brings drama. He also claimed he’s only missed one child support payment, denying her recent allegations.

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