‘Stuck Like Glue’: Erica Dixon’s Twins Refuse to Leave Her Side In This Adorable Picture

Erica Dixon‘s 1-year-old twins are attached to her hip.

The mother of three recently indicated to fans that she can’t go anywhere without her daughters Embrii and Eryss inviting themselves along. Not to mention, the two siblings refuse to leave their pacifiers behind.

On Monday, June 22, Dixon posted a sweet snap of herself and her twins posing together on Instagram. She held both twins close in her grasp and smiled for the camera. Embrii and Eryss were dressed in matching outfits and looked more adorable than ever.

“They are attached… literally!!” the “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star wrote. “I can’t stand those pacifiers either. @twinzonli have me soul searching for those things. 🤦🏽‍♀️.”

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

Dixon’s darling snap with her children instantly warmed fans’ hearts. One person related to the 35-year-old mother’s pacifier frustrations and quipped, “Yea thm paci Will drive crazy whn cant find thm..and u have two 🤣😂 #momgang.”

Other folks gushed over the twins’ adorableness. “Are they identical?? They are to cute,” a user wrote. “They are so freaken adorable and stuck to you like glue😍,” someone else commented.

Another person called baby Embrii and Eryss “very precious” while a fan applauded Dixon for being an “amazing mother.”

Dixon gave birth to her twin girls last May.

The television personality called her delivery “one of the most difficult” days of life after she was forced to leave her twin girls in the hospital due to unspecified medical complications.

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon @msericadixon/Instagram.

“Today was one of the most difficult days of my life,” Dixon captioned her post on May 6, 2019. “I have been blessed with two beautiful baby girls but to have to leave them just tore me apart. Praying they can come home sooner than later. I’m missing them so much already.”

Despite their initial medical hurdles, Embrii and Eryss seemed to be doing amazing. In a May 11 post, Dixon referred to the twins as “miracle babies.”

Erica Dixon has fans swooning over her beautiful family photo. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

The “LHHATL” star couldn’t be happier over being a mom. She recently expressed her gratitude for her toddlers and 15-year-old daughter Emani Richardson, whom she shares with ex Lil Scrappy. Dixon penned on May 10, “They don’t just call me mommy, I’m their mother. They are the reason I’m constantly self reflecting to not only do better but be better in all aspects of life.”

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