Meet Pixie Curtis, an exceptional eleven-year-old who’s not your typical youngster. She’s a budding business magnate with ambitious retirement plans, all set to bid farewell to work-life before she even reaches her sweet sixteen.
Pixie, the daughter of Roxy Jacenko, has accumulated a substantial fortune through her ventures in fidget spinners and hair accessories. Now, she’s captivating online audiences with her shopping escapades, where she unveils her hauls, featuring cosmetics, designer fashion, luxury candles, and other lavish purchases.
In a viral video, the young business mogul shared her latest shopping spree with enthusiasm. “So, I’ve just completed my Sunday shopping… Let me show you what I’ve picked up,” Pixie exclaimed. Her haul included a “lip injection” plumping gloss, a bronzing stick worth nearly twenty dollars, and a fresh pair of chestnut-colored Ugg boots.
Some viewers raised questions about why an eleven-year-old needed such extravagant beauty products. “Seems a tad excessive for a kid. Why the fascination with makeup?” one commenter pondered.
Another chimed in, “That ‘lip injection plumper’ caught my attention. Children shouldn’t be fixated on these beauty standards at such a tender age. We should consider the long-term effects of such pursuits.” A compassionate soul added, “Gratitude for what you have is important, but it’s also essential to acknowledge that there are less fortunate kids who would appreciate some of the things you have, although they may not need them. It’s just material possessions.”
Back in 2021, Pixie’s mother disclosed that her daughter had amassed a substantial fortune, one that could potentially enable her to retire at the age of fifteen, although retirement might not be on her mind at such a young age. Roxy Jacenko, a successful public relations queen, played a pivotal role in Pixie’s entrepreneurial journey, assisting her in establishing two thriving enterprises—Pixie’s Bows and Pixie’s Fidgets, a toy company. Projections indicate that Pixie could rake in approximately twenty-one million dollars over the next decade, a staggering sum for someone yet to graduate high school.
“You won’t have to worry; at this rate, you could retire at 15,” Roxy reassured her daughter during a joint interview with Stellar Magazine back in 2021. In May 2021, Pixie introduced her line of fidget toys in Australia, swiftly selling out and amassing a jaw-dropping $200,000. That debut was nothing short of astounding. And the sales kept rolling in. But Pixie had been in the business world for a while before that milestone. Her bow company had been operational since 2018, and she envisioned her net worth reaching as high as $21 million by the time she turned 18. This was even before the department store Myer agreed to stock her bow products.
Roxy shared her excitement about Pixie’s entrepreneurial spirit, saying, “What excites me the most is her entrepreneurial drive at such a young age. I never had that myself, though the importance of success was instilled in me. At 14, I was working at McDonald’s, as that was the norm in my time. So, for me, the most gratifying aspect is witnessing her innate drive as an entrepreneur. Yes, I’ve supported her along the way, but that determination is all hers, and that’s what makes it truly rewarding.”