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A schoolgirl who allegedly made £110k a month selling toys is ready to retire at just 11-years-old.

An pre-teen entrepreneur with her own independent business that earns her a whopping £110k a month has shared her recent high-end shopping haul. Pixie Curtis, from Australia, is far from your average 11-year-old, having given up her education to focus on her successful career.

Roxy Jacenko, 43, held the lavish $27,000 bash for daughter Pixie Curtis in Sydney on Saturday, with a stylist, photographer and DJ all brought in for the festivities. Photos shared to social media show the birthday girl partying with pals in an event space decked out with disco balls, balloons and custom-made neon lights. Fireworks and a flame-throwing mixologist were also featured at the bash.

Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to spoil her children with gifts, dinner and an expensive weekend away.Australian PR maven Roxy Jacenko, 42, likes to regularly treat her children Pixie and Hunter Curtis – aged 10 and seven.Valentine’s Day is usually a day when people spoil their partner but unfortunately this year Roxy’s Husband Oli will be away for work.While a partner working on his holiday may upset others, this just means the mother-of-two has the perfect opportunity to shower her children with love.“So funnily enough, I have organised some cute gifts for the kids from Fiora Cakes and will be going to dinner with them,” Roxy told Daily Star.“Oli will be working in Tasmania so we are headed to Wolgan Valley for this weekend with the kids instead.”Wolgan Valley is a small valley located along the beautiful Wolgan River in New South Wales, Australia.Roxy is used to a life of luxury, so it’s safe to say that she would be opting for five-star accommodation, which averages at £1,434 in this region.Or perhaps she has opted for them to stay at the Wolgan Valley Resort and Spa which ranges from £1,588 to £6,300 a night.Roxy has also bought each of her two children a Beary Extravagant Package, which set her back $279AUD (£148), $558AUD (£296) all up.Each package includes a hand-piped ring box cake with a pastel heart candle, packaged in a clear box and tied with satin ribbon.It is a chocolate chiffon cake with chocolate buttercream and raspberry compote filling, which serves two.The package also comes with a Valentine’s Day teddy bear, a 24 stem bouquet of premium red and pink roses and a card.While Roxy didn’t disclose where they’ll be going to dinner to celebrate, the PR maven often frequents fine dining establishments in

so rich, she can afford to retire at the age of 15.And we've now decided to take a look into the lifestyle of the Australian youngster, who already owns two companies.The youngster set up a toy company that's already making huge profits, while she's still in elementary school.Her mum, Roxy Jacenko, helped the youngster start the toy company Pixie's Fidgets, and the toys sold out in less than 48 hours after the company’s launch last year.As well as that business, Pixie also has another company that her mum started when she was just a baby, Pixie's Bows.Both companies are now a part of Pixie's Pix, which sells other games and accessories for children.But what does Pixie spend her money on and time doing?Her mum Roxy revealed she's already spent a whopping £193,000 on cars for her daughter - including a £43,000 Mercedes Benz.The PR expert said she bought the extravagant vehicle for its “extra safety features.”Speaking to news.com.au, she said: “It's of utmost importance to me that both she and her brother Hunter travel safely on the roads when going to and from school so I purchased a car for her.“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.”Along with her fancy vehicle, Pixie likes to live a glam lifestyle.She recently posted on Instagram about shopping for high heels and also gets fancy acrylic nails which she's flashed in repeated videos.However, not everyone is a fan of her grown-up habits.One follower exclaimed: “Very wrong for a 10 years old, there is no need to rush children to grow up sooner or look

money in the bank, she can afford to retire at the age of 15.Pixie Curtis from Australia, set up a toy company that's already making huge profits, while she is still in elementary school.Her mother, Roxy Jacenko, helped the youngster start the toy company Pixie's Fidgets, and the toys sold out in less than 48 hours after the company’s launch last year.As well as that business, Pixie also has another company that her mother started when she was a baby, Pixie's Bows.Both companies are now a part of Pixie's Pix, which sells other games and accessories for children."She can retire at 15 if she wants to," Roxy told news.com.au."Our family joke has been I'll be working till I'm 100 and Pixie will have retired at 15 – I certainly know who's smarter."Roxy also owns several successful businesses, including Sweaty Betty PR.Pixie's success has also made her a social media star, with her boasting more than 100,000 followers on Instagram.Her account sees her pose with friends, as well as speak about her business ventures and purchases.Despite her success, Pixie's mother says she doesn't want her daughter to feel like she has to work for the company."I have said it from day one, the moment Pixie doesn't want to be front-facing or be involved with Pixie's Pix and Pixie's Bows then we will reassess," she said."But for now, she is happy, learning so much."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

money she’s on course to “retire” before she even leaves school.And Pixie Curtis even has her own £141,000 chauffeur-driven Mercedes Benz to ferry her to and from primary school in style.Pixie, daughter of Aussie PR guru Roxy Jacenko, made over £100,000 from her Pixie's Fidgets brand last month alone."Pixie's idea to add fidgets and sensory toys to her bow business, which many people said wouldn't be popular, has been a huge success,” Roxy told news.com.au.Pixie was given a head start in business when she was just a baby.

Christmas lists for Santa when we were little.The letters typically consisted of Barbie dolls, football gear or the latest toys.But savvy 10-year-old Pixie Curtis has taken things to the next level with her 25-point list this year.The primary school girl, from Australia, got Balenziaga flip flops and a Prada handbag for her last birthday.She’s also been gifted a car from her mum Roxy Jacenko – despite not being able to drive.So this Christmas, it’s no surprise she’s has requested fancy skincare, a new phone and “trendy clothes” from her loved ones.On Instagram, Australian businesswoman Roxy shared a picture of her daughter Pixie clutching the list.It includes some practical items, such as a water bottle, books and new pencil case.Then

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Mercedes Benz car. Roxy Jacenko spent an eye-watering $84,500 AUD (around £46,000) on the luxury vehicle for her daughter Pixie.Even though her child is too young to drive, the PR mogul insists she purchased the motor for its “extra safety features”.

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