‘Twice the Charm’: Erica Dixon’s Adorable Photo With Her Twins Leaves Fans Gushing

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star Erica Dixon sent social media users over the moon this week with a rare photo of herself and her identical twin daughters.

The mother of three took to Instagram on Tuesday and shared a picture of herself and 6-month-old twins Embrii and Eryss, out and enjoying a family outing at a restaurant. The image showed Dixon holding both of her daughters in her arms with a huge smile plastered on her face.

One of the twins wore a yellow woven one-piece, while the other rocked an adorable pink and white onesie adorned with the words “loved by mommy spoiled by my auntie.” Relishing in the moment with her kids, Dixon captioned her post, “The conversation is just different. They will be great!”

The “LHHATL” star received over 258,000 likes and a mass of loving reactions.

“Congrats Erica awwwwww I love chocolate babies!!!!!! They’re getting so big already 😫😏 they’re beautiful”

“Omgeeeeee you had twins , They’re Gorgeous and scrumptious lol ❤️ twice the charm”

“Awwwwwwwwww congratulations Erica!!! You’re absolutely glowing with your amazing gorgeous family! You make precious babies 😘”

“Awwee😍 your babies are beautiful!!! Welcome to the world of twins 😍it’s a lovely experience 🙌🏾 such a great mom”

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

Dixon welcomed babies Embrii and Eryss in early May, just three months after she announced her pregnancy via social media.

“This has been a difficult yet rewarding journey for me with the sickness and scares but we’ve conquered and will continue to💜,” she wrote via Instagram on Feb. 11 with a photo of her then-protruding belly. The father of Dixon’s twins has yet to be revealed, although it was initially rumored to have been “Power” actor Rotimi. She, however, addressed the speculation and claimed it was “Fake News.”

Dixon is a mother of three and shares her eldest daughter Emani Richardson, 14, with rapper Lil Scrappy, whom she currently co-parents with. She and the Atlanta rapper got engaged in 2013 but split less than a year later due to Scrappy’s infidelities.

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