‘Cornbread Thick’: Erica Dixon Drives Fans Wild with Her Insane Curves

Erica Dixon demanded fans’ attention in an Instagram post on Saturday, June 27, after she shared a sexy upload of herself.

Clearly tooting her horn, she captioned the snap “Brag n boast naw never, get it out the mud that sound betta.”

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon shows off her curves. @msericadixon/Instagram

The dark-haired beauty wore a black-and-white leopard print dress that hugged her curves in all the right places. She paired up her ensemble with black flip-flops and short beach waves.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star also opted for a fresh face, not wearing a smidgen of makeup. She posed in profile in what appeared to be her backyard and flaunted her slim yet curvy silhouette.

Over 63,000 Instagram followers hearted Dixon’s post, and many of them were left gawking at her backside.

“That SNATCH BACKKKK 🍑 Come threw with the pic n caption,” one person commented. Someone else said Dixon looked “sexy” and added, “Nice looking view so thick. Fellas it’s sundress season.”

Folks continued to rave over Dixon’s body. One user wrote, “Damn…Scrappys a fool👅 i did not know its like that. Assssss for days😛.” Another added, “Lawd👀 you cornbread thickk. Dam Ms Erica, what I gotta do to get right witcha?”

Dixon also left fans at a loss for words when she showed off her post-baby body in September.

Four months after giving birth to twins last May, the mother of three shared a snap of herself in a two-piece bathing suit and sheer kimono that revealed her snatched figure. She stood in front of a river and took an impromptu portrait shot. Dixon captioned her post “Body goals on these hoes…. white paint on my toes.”

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon. @msericadixon/Instagram

Dixon shared her secret with fans on how she obtained her fit figure after giving birth. She said in the September post that she was following a vegan diet and working out on a consistent basis.

Since self-isolating at home amid the pandemic, Dixon has apparently been doing at home workouts. A March 31 TikTok video showed the reality star doing pushups on a chair in the convenience of her home.

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