Erica Dixon now has more than 3 million Instagram followers. The reality star continues to set trends and make headlines with her posts.
The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star showed off her hourglass figure and jazzy fashions in a new pic on Monday, June 8, proving she’s still a hot tamale. The 35 year old wrote in the caption, “Back in the lab!!! đ”
Dixon’s good looks and outfit were a real hit with her fan base. She wore a pair of black, distressed jean shorts with a white graphic tee that had “QUEEN” plastered on it. A pair of aviator sunglasses, a waist belt and sandals were her only accessories.
She received over 53,000 likes on her post. One fan urged her to “work sum twerk.” A few others were floored by her petite figure after learning she’s a mother of three girls. “Such a stunner omg twins where?!! Ur so beautiful inside n out hope ur well love u stay safe đ,” said one. Another commented, “Momma of 3!!! Looking Goodt!! đđ go head with ya bad self. You look amazing!”
Though Monday night’s outfit marked a casual chic look, she stole the show on May 18 with her vogue-like getup. She donned an off-white chiffon top, black leather pants and strappy heels. She also wore her hair in wavy tresses. “Jeez I am loving this entire look đ classy and beautiful,” a user commented at the time.
Dixon currently stars on the VH1 series “LHHATL.” She first appeared on the show in 2012 with ex-fiancĂ© Lil Scrappy, with whom she shares daughter Emani Richardson, 15. She also is the mother of 1-year-old twins Embrii and Eryss, whom she gave birth to last May.
The new mother seems more focused than ever on her children. When it comes to parenthood, Dixon gave a few words of advice to her fans and everyday mothers.
“Be the best mother than you can be. Be the best mother that you know how to be. You canât worry about criticism. Everybody has different parenting styles. I donât always agree with things that my cousins or aunties do with their kids. But, theyâre not my kids. Theyâre raising their children according to what standards and rules that they want them to have,” she said in a 2016 interview with Source magazine.
“You know, Iâm different. I grew up in a really, really strict household. I wasnât exposed to much. But, I did the opposite with my daughter. Iâve exposed her to a lot more because I donât want her to be âgreen.â I felt like was green up until I was about 15 years old. Everything hit me at one time. So, I am very open and honest with her about everything.”
