‘They Don’t Make Em Like You No More’: Erica Dixon ‘Decided to Step Out’ with Her Twins

Erica Dixon is a hot mama. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

Erica Dixon wanted the fans to know that just because she’s happy spending her time catering to her adorable twin girls, doesn’t mean she’s lost any of her fly style.

The former “Love & Hip Hop Atlanta” star decided to spend a little extra time getting cute after a comment made by her 15-year-old daughter Emani, whose father is rapper Lil Scrappy.

“Emani says all I do is work at my store #klass6, clean the house and find new decor and take care of them,” Dixon captioned the photos. “That sounds about right. I wouldn’t have any other way. I love my babies but decided to step out to step out today.”

The entrepreneur looked cute and comfy in a floral print scarf, white top, and ripped jeans while out for a stroll with her 1-year-old baby girls Embrii and Eryss. The twins were adorable and happy in their matching onesies and pink headbands.

The images received over 139,000 likes, and fans left plenty of comments letting Erica know how much the sweet shots brightened their day.

“You better step out to step out today!!!!” exclaimed a fan.

“Grown woman business!!!” a second remarked.

“THESE GIRLS ARE SO DARN PRETTY!!! 2 lil chocolate drops!!! ❤️,” gushed a third.

“It sounds to me like you’re protecting your peace,” stated s fourth.

“Ms dixon you are A fly ass mama woman daughter friend man everything they dont make em like you no more❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️,” complimented a fifth.

Dixon has not revealed the identity of the father of her twins, but she faced some scrutiny when she revealed that she chose not to vaccinate them because of their father’s beliefs.

“The twins father is vegan. He definitely is against the twins getting vaccinated,” she said during an interview. “I went vegan prior to my pregnancy and throughout as well…I did some research and asked questions as they saw their pediatrician…My research consisted of reading about both vaccinated and unvaccinated children, [and] how it would affect them when it came to daycare and school, side effects, risks etc.”

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Erica Dixon steps out with her adorable twins Embrii and Eryss. (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram)

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