‘They’re So Yummy!’: Erica Dixon Sends Fans Gushing With Never-Before-Seen Video of Her Twins

It looks like Erica Dixon‘s identical twin daughters are leaving social media users with a strong case of baby fever.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star took to Instagram on Tuesday and posted a video of her infants playing together. She claimed to have been up the night before due to the infants cooing and frolicking.

“Can y’all go to sleep,” Dixon softly said to her twins while recording on her phone camera.

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“Slept in because these beautiful faces kept me up last night. They were talking and plotting again,” she added in her caption.

Dixon’s adorable clip of the 7-month-old infants sent her fans gushing.

“Omg❤️ 🤗 I mean they are sooooo stinking cuteeeee. They have the most beautiful eyes.”

“Awww god is good here is the proof!!!😍 they’re so yummy! Too adorbs!”

“Awwwwww 😍 sooo cute they are looking wide awake like nope. Beautiful and they’re holding hands 🥰.”

“They are so cute!!!! I’m a identical twin and i love seeing other twins!!!! They’re connected already 💕”

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.

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 alleged infidelities.

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon attends a party at the Gold Room on Jan. 19, 2017, in Atlanta. (Photo: Prince Williams/Wireimage)

As for the twins’ father, his identity has yet to be revealed. Dixon is clearly adamant about keeping him out of the public eye and seems more focused on her journey as a new mother. She, Richardson and the twins recently celebrated the children’s first Thanksgiving together.

The mother of three posted a pic of the family affair and added in her caption, “Happy thanksgiving from my toonkies.”

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