Erica Dixon’s Sexy Photoshoot Takes a Turn When Her Daughter Photobombs the Shot

Fans of “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” reality star Erica Dixon can’t argue with a caption she included with a recent photo posted to Instagram. Dixon’s caption read “Pretty in real life,” with social media users jumping in to agree wholeheartedly.

On Tuesday, Feb. 9, the mother of three uploaded two fresh-faced photos wearing a green tie-dye long-sleeved shirt with matching tie-dye pants. With it, she added a pair of clear heels with white laces on them. In the first photo, Dixon sat up with her hand placed behind her head as she smiled. In the second, she grinned as she put her hands on her knees. However, what made this snapshot extra cute was her being photobombed by one of her almost 2-year-old twin daughters.

Erica Dixon (Photo: @msericadixon/Instagram

It’s not clear which of her daughters was in the photo, but she joined her mother wearing a pink long-sleeved top and white colorful pants.

One fan slightly disagreed with the reality TV star’s caption of “Pretty in real life,” writing, “No ma’am gorgeous 😘.” Someone else did agree with her and said, “Yes Lawd 🔥 in real life 💯.”

Someone else commented on how young Dixon looked in the photos. They said, “You look like a teenager. You’re aging backwards 😍.” Others pointed out Dixon’s perfect body with these words: “Waist on fleek, If I may ask how did you get your waist like that👀>”

A few months after having her twins in May 2019, Dixon left fans jealous over her body’s rapid snapback. Fans wanted to know what her secrets were; Dixon she revealed that she switched her diet to a vegan one and began working out.

In one of her old 2019 posts, she wrote, “Being self-conscious about my stomach I was skeptical about wearing fitted clothes again. I must say I’m loving my results after waist training and the gym. Twins are four months just wait until they are six. I’ll be back 100 percent. 👗 #stomachonflatflat.”

Dixon has kept the identity of her twin daughters’ father hidden, and has yet to reveal his name. She did give fans a nice view of him in their Halloween family photo in 2020. Dixon welcomed her oldest daughter, Emani Richardson, with her ex-boyfriend and “Love and Hip Hop” star Lil Scrappy.

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