I’m 11 and worth £7m – my exotic summer holiday from tea at the Ritz to private jets… and don’t forget the shopping
MOST eleven-year-olds are only concerned about video games and late night snacks.
But one primary schooler takes exotic holidays and spends her day drinking tea at The Ritz.
The 11 years old is a multi-millionaire thanks to her successful business.
Pixie Curtis sells children’s toys, clothes and accessories that all have her stamp of approval.
The child influencer’s Instagram, which is managed by her mum Roxy, is constantly updated with snaps of luxury holidays and massive designer shopping trips.
Pixie has a net worth of £7 million and it’s predicted she could retire at just 15 years of age.
The tiny fashion fan has spent the summer travelling across Europe, on private jets no less.
Pixie shared snaps of her in Paris, Istanbul and Corfu.
But even during term time she enjoys her luxuries, Pixie shares a short clip of her after school skin analysis treatment she gets.
And her beauty treatments don’t stop there. The 11 year old also regularly get extravagant acrylic nails.
It’s believed the beauty fan may get some of her luxury taste from her mother Roxy.
Roxy has already spent a whopping £193,000 on cars for her daughter – including a £43k Mercedes Benz.
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She has said: “Obviously she doesn’t drive it, she is driven in it as is her brother to and from school and for any activities.
“Given the number of fatalities on our roads their safety is so important so if it means buying a car that has extra safety features that’s what I’ll do.”
The certified rich kid has racked up over 136,000 followers online.
But that doesn’t mean everyone is a fan of her controversial rich lifestyle.
One user said: “Why is she always on her phone? Carrying it, looking at it.”
Another said: Why does an 11-year-old need ‘lip injection plumper’? This girl’s going to need a lot of therapy when she’s older.”
“How vulgar $3000 bag for an 11yr old. Inflicting and encouraging materialist consumerism during a time of economic uncertainty,” said a third user.
Mum Roxy Jacenko has hit back at critics and said Pixie will just continue to do “her own thing.”