Love And Hip Hop Atlanta Erica Dixon Boyfriend, William Gay Kiss & Do 'The Quan'

Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta reality star, Erica Dixon flaunts her new NFL man, William Gay and share a cute Instagram video of them doing "The Quan" for fans.

In a recent episode, Erica hinted that she was seriously dating someone after she confessed her relationship to her ex-fiancé, Scrappy. The LHHATL star seems to be doing much better with the Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback after kicking her model ex to the curb for being too cheap.

Friday, the VH1 star posted an adorable photo of her and her man sharing a kiss captioning the photo, "Vegas nights, take me back."

In another video, the couple were decided to clown around and hit "The Quan" one time for their followers.

The 30-year-old athlete gushed, "Yea it's me and my girl @msericadixon wildin' on #WilliamClowninWednesday....... @ dat boi !!!!! #HittheQuanchallenge." Has she found happiness? It seems so! Just a week ago, the reality star made it clear that she was being taken care of with her Instagram post of a bouquet of flowers captioned, "It's the little things that mean the most. Thanx boo daddy!"

Last year, the beauty opened up about her break up with O'Shea Russell and how his financial lack ended their relationship.

She explained, "He broke his leg in three places and he had to get several surgeries and I was there to support him, but I just feel like once he got back on his feet, he just lost that drive and ambition to be a man and take care of his woman and his kids," Erica told VH1.com, "I'm definitely there to pick you up and help put the pieces all back together, but it was like O'Shea never wanted to put it back together," she said. "It was like everything was on me."

Erica revealed that she never had to worry about a man being the provider while dating her ex-fiancé, Lil Scrappy.

"At first you don't really think about it because you're in a relationship. Then, it just got to the point where it's like, 'Let me know beforehand and not after we're out and we done had fun.' Finally, I got to the point where I'm like, 'You're my man and you're supposed to be the provider."

She added, "I definitely feel like a man should be the provider in a relationship," Erica said adding that O'Shea and his three kids were eventually added to the equation.

"It wasn't just O'Shea. It's O'Shea and his three kids and then it's my daughter of course. I only have one child. I would've had four other kids to take care of, and I wasn't ready for all that."