‘Precious Moments’: Erica Dixon Sends Fans Gushing After She Claims Her Twin Daughter Eryss Does This

It looks like Erica Dixon is cherishing every little moment with her children.

The mother of three shared a sweet photo of her 1-year-old twin daughter Eryss to Instagram on Friday, Oct. 9. In the snap, baby Eryss was sound sleep in Dixon’s bed, snuggled up with a pillow.

She claimed the toddler had been waking her up in the middle of the night to sleep in her bed.

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon’s twin daughter Eryss @msericadixon/Instagram

“Another sleeping beauty,” the former “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star penned. “She has waken up the past few days between 4-6 for me to get her and goes right back to sleep in my bed. 🥰”

IG users gushed over Dixon’s post and urged her to enjoy the little moments with her kids while they’re still young.

“Precious moments like these are priceless,” wrote fan one, while a second added, “Omg too stinking cute sooooooooooo pretty!!! 😍”

One IG user said, “Aww 😍 when angels sleep. Cherish these moments cause they grow up so quick.”

“Stop😭😭😭 so adorable,” said another fan of the reality star. “Them are most prettiest babies ever ❤️”

Dixon’s video of her older twin comes nearly a week after she revealed Eryss is now on the move!

In an Oct. 8 video, bayu Eryss sprinted, nearly breathless, across the bedroom to Erica. The proud mom wrote, “Big sister is walking!!! Go Ery berry. #Eryss.”

Erica Dixon
Erica Dixon’s daughter Eryss @twinzonli/Instagram

Dixon welcomed her twin daughters Eryss and Embrii into the world in May 2019. She also has 15-year-old daughter Emani Richardson from her previous relationship with rapper Lil Scrappy.

The television personality seems extremely grateful for her children and always takes an opportunity to boast about them. In a family portrait shared to Dixon’s IG page in May, she wrote, “The best things in my life are better with them. #girlmom.”

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

In a second post, Dixon called her kids her “happy place” and added, “I get tired, frustrated and want someone I can lean on too. I don’t have that person yet but God saw fit to give me 3 beautiful children who take it all away. My kids are truly my happy place.”

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