Bambi Benson$600 thousand
Jasmine Sanders$3 million
Elisabetta Canalis$13 million
Sophie Dahl$8 million
Valentina Nappi$4 million
Carol Wayne$500 thousand
Kari Ann Peniche$50 thousand
Estella Warren$1 million
Marine Lorphelin$1.5 million
Vanessa Trump$75 million
Natasha Poly$14 million
Ireland Baldwin$1 million
Erica Dixon has a net worth of $600 thousand, according to Celebrity Net Worth. The American reality television star built it as one of the original cast members of VH1’s “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta,” then leveraged that platform into a clothing line, a hair brand and a children’s book.
Quick Facts
| Born | Atlanta, Georgia (youngest girl among nine siblings) |
| Known for | Original cast member, “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta” (2012) |
| Businesses | Klass 6 clothing (2014); Klass 6 Hair; children’s book “Southern Bell” |
| Children | Three daughters: Emani (born 2005), twins Embrii and Eryss (born 2019) |
| Net worth | $600 thousand (Celebrity Net Worth) |
Early Life
Dixon was born in Atlanta, Georgia, the youngest girl among nine siblings. Her early life was marked by instability: she was removed from her mother’s home due to her mother’s struggle with crack cocaine addiction, and was raised by her aunt and uncle in Hempstead, New York. She later returned to Atlanta, graduated from Forest Park High School, and earned a certificate in Medical Coding and Bill Transcription from Atlanta Professional Institute, working in medical billing before television.
Career
Dixon made her television debut in 2012 as one of the original six cast members of “Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta.” The series introduced her as having been in an on-and-off relationship with rapper Lil Scrappy for twelve years, with whom she shared a daughter, Emani. The first season chronicled her complicated relationship with Scrappy and her efforts to reconcile with her mother, Mingnon, who was recovering from addiction. At the first season’s reunion, Scrappy proposed to her on stage; their engagement ended early in season two following a physical altercation between Dixon’s mother and Scrappy’s mother, Momma Dee.
After four seasons as a main cast member, Dixon left the show, saying she couldn’t “front for the camera” or “sacrifice anybody’s character.” She later returned as a supporting cast member in seasons seven and eight, having made peace with Momma Dee and established a more amicable co-parenting relationship with Scrappy.
Her business career began in January 2014 with the launch of Klass 6, her clothing line of trendy yet affordable fashion for women, followed by Klass 6 Hair, a premium hair extension brand headquartered in Forest Park, Georgia. She has also authored a children’s book, “Southern Bell,” the first in a planned series of seven books inspired by her own childhood, and has teased upcoming projects including a podcast.
Personal Life
Dixon’s eldest daughter, Emani Richardson, was born in 2005 from her relationship with Lil Scrappy. In February 2019 she announced she was pregnant with twin girls, Embrii and Eryss, born later that year; she has chosen to keep their father’s identity private. Having experienced family instability in her own childhood, Dixon has spoken about working to provide a loving, secure environment for her three daughters.
Dixon’s reality-to-entrepreneur path mirrors that of other cast members turned business owners, including Hailey Clauson, Crystal Harris and Josie Maran.
Sources and notes: Net worth figure and career details per Celebrity Net Worth; figures are estimates drawn from public sources. No freely licensed photograph of Erica Dixon was found on Wikimedia Commons, so the original at-a-glance graphic is used as this article’s featured image.
