The classy life of an 11-year-old millionaire businesswoman

Pixie Curtis travels all over the world , enjoying luxurious, high-class experiences. Pixie often travels by private jet and is known as a millionaire businesswoman, even though she is not yet a teenager.

Pixie Curtis is the daughter of public relations expert Roxy Jacenko and businessman Oliver Curtis. Pixie was soon supported by her mother to launch her own product lines, such as the Pixie's Bows girls' accessories line and the Pixie's Pix children's toy line.

Pixie Curtis is an 11-year-old millionaire from Sydney, Australia (Photo: Daily Mail).

Pixie has her own fan base on social media. Pixie and her family currently live in Singapore. Each post of the 11-year-old girl shows the luxurious life she has from the income she generates.

Pixie enjoys high-class spa services and owns expensive branded items. She does not hesitate to share about the expensive items she owns and the luxurious places she has been. Although not old enough to drive, Pixie has her own luxury car, the purpose is for her to go to school and move around as she pleases with the service of a private driver and... a babysitter.

Pixie has now reduced her involvement in her own product lines to focus more on her studies. Some financial experts have observed Pixie's business activities and based on the figures, they estimate that she could have a personal fortune of about 21 million USD when she turns 18.

Now 11, Pixie is regularly asked for interviews in the news. She says she owes her success to her ambitious and talented parents: "My parents have given me so many opportunities, and I know I had an advantage from the start.

As for the money I earn from my business, it is all reinvested or transferred directly to savings accounts. I am not allowed to spend the money freely."

Pixie with her parents and younger brother (Photo: Daily Mail).

Pixie's father, businessman Oliver Curtis, is the one who directly controls his daughter's spending. The money will be transferred to a pocket money app for children. When Pixie's virtual wallet needs more money, her father will transfer it to her so that she can spend on everyday things like going out with friends and eating out.

Pixie said she is working hard to become a public relations professional like her mother. Despite the many differences in her life, Pixie said she still gets along well with her friends and is loved and accepted by them.

The biggest difference between Pixie and her peers is her love of business: "I like ideas that make money. At school, some of my friends and I make crafts together, like bracelets, to sell to other children."

Pixie's mother, public relations expert Roxy Jacenko, once shared that the business skills that Pixie has acquired will give her an advantage in her future work and life. In particular, with the money she has earned, Pixie can live the way she wants without having to worry too much about "bread and butter" after entering adulthood.

The biggest difference between Pixie and her peers is her love for business (Photo: Daily Mail).

Sharing about Pixie, her mother said: "The most surprising thing for me is the entrepreneurial spirit that my daughter has despite her young age. I think the most suitable career for my daughter in the future is business.

I helped my daughter take her first steps, but she was the one who could assert her own abilities, she did it. For me, that is the most important thing, the greatest reward for a mother."

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