10 July 2023 , 16:03
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Most 12-year-olds haven't even thought about working yet, but for Pixie, she has already retired as a millionaire and is splashing her cash on a lavish Paris trip.
Young businesswoman 12-year-old Pixie Curtis revealed earlier this year she has taken a step back from the limelight and her million pound empire of hair accessories so she can focus on her homework and sports.
Showing off her luxury trip, Aussie born Pixie claimed she had a 'quick whip' around the shops before she left - showing her purchases which included a Dior Balm worth £50, Charlotte Tilbury makeup totalling £60, as well as other beauty products totalling around £200.
Showing her followers her new trainers she picked up on the lavish trip (Pixie Curtis)
Pixie even met Vogue editor Anna Wintour whilst in Paris (Pixie Curtis)She also gave followers a glimpse at a new pair of limited edition Nike Air Jordan 4's which are retailing at £189.99 at Footlocker. As well as shopping, Pixie enjoyed dining at the Ritz, meeting Anna Wintour and sightseeing at the Eiffel Tower.
Traveling is something Pixie regularly posts, sharing enviable snaps around the world on holidays and flying in private jets all from her Instagram account managed by PR savvy mum 43-year-old Roxy Jacenko, with over 137K followers.
'I don't want children staying up late at weekends - I really need adult time'
Proud mum Roxy accompanied Pixie on her French trip, and even claims the youngster could 'retire at 15 if she wanted to' despite deciding to step away from business and the spotlight to focus on school.
The youngster even has a luxury car collection, but is eyeing up a new Range Rover (pixiecurtis / Instagram)
Pixie is wanting to step away from the limelight and focus on her homework and sports (Instagram/pixiecurtis)Setting up a business for her daughter when she was born called 'Pixie's Bow's,' Roxy has set her daughter up for life, as she is even eyeing up a new Range Rover to add to her car collection at just 12-years-old.
With the help of mum Roxy, Pixie started a new venture in 2021 amid the pandemic - launching fidget spinners and had sold out in just 48 hours with reports of making £105K in their first month of business.