‘Oh It’s on Now!’: Erica Dixon’s Latest Video Shows One of Her Twins Taking Her First Steps

Erica Dixon‘s twin daughters Embrii and Eryss, 1, are on the move!

One of the “Love and Hip Hop Atlanta” star’s twins made a cameo in an Instagram video posted to their Twinzonli page on Saturday, Aug. 22. Dixon said one of her daughters took her first step, but she didn’t reveal which one.

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Erica Dixon snaps video of one of her twin daughters. walking @twinzonli/Instagram

“Guess who is walking!!!! #Briizy #twinzonli #twingirls #twinz #twinlyfe #Eryss💜Embrii,” she wrote.

In the video, baby Embrii or Eryss slightly whines before taking two steps and falling on the floor. Dixon encouraged the toddler to walk to her and said, “Walk to mommy.”

Although the reality star, 35, didn’t share which twin was walking, followers assumed it was baby Embrii. They cheered on the child on and swooned over the adorable clip.

“Go Briizy 😍💞💪💖 @twinzonli @msericadixon 😍,” a fan wrote. “Those little legs are moving but to be honest in her mind she is running so fast ❤️.”

“They about to get into everything now 😂,” another quipped.

Someone else added, “Oh it’s on now!”

“Oh yay I’m so proud of Briizy 🥰🥰,” said another IG user. “Wow if seems like they were just born😩😳😂😍 @msericadixon🙏🏾. So cute!”

Dixon gave birth to her twins in May 2019, three months after she announced her pregnancy via Instagram.

“This has been a difficult yet rewarding journey for me with the sickness and scares but we’ve conquered and will continue to,” the mother of three wrote on Feb. 11, 2019, with a photo of her then-pregnant belly.

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Erica Dixon and her twin daughters Embrii and Eryss. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

She has yet to reveal who the twins’ father is, although people speculated it was “Power” actor Rotimi, whom the mother of three allegedly was dating around the time. He and Dixon addressed the rumors and claimed they were “fake news.”

The VH1 star is also the mother to 15-year-old daughter Emani Richardson, whom she shares with ex-fiancé Lil Scrappy.

As of late, Dixon has been focused on raising her children. She wrote in a June 25 post, “My life treasures will always be my girls.”

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