Pixie Curtis, the incredible 12-Year-Old CEO, entrepreneur, has made headlines with her remarkable achievements in the business world. As the CEO of her successful toy company, Pixie’s Fidgets, she has achieved incredible success at such a young age.
However, despite her immense prosperity, Pixie Curtis has decided to step away from her booming business to focus on her studies and celebrate her 12th birthday in style. Let’s explore the fascinating journey of this young millionaire CEO!
A Budding Entrepreneurial Journey
Pixie Curtis, hailing from Australia, embarked on her entrepreneurial journey at just 11 years old. Together with her mother, Roxy Jacenko, she founded Pixie’s Fidgets in 2021, starting by selling bows. However, her vision and determination led her to explore new opportunities, leading her to launch her fidget spinner business during the pandemic.
A Lavish Retirement Celebration
To mark her 12th birthday and retirement from her thriving business, Pixie planned an extravagant celebration. She treated her guests to lavish goodie bags sponsored by luxury Australian beauty brand MCoBeauty, featuring skincare products worth over $50 each. The bags contained a six-piece brush set, bronzing drops, 2-in-1 glow lip treatment, and lip balm.
A Multimillion-Dollar Empire
Pixie’s business acumen proved to be extraordinary, and she turned her fidget spinner venture into a multimillion-dollar empire. Her remarkable success led her to earn more than $133,000 every month (approx. Rs 1,09,40,546) by the year 2023 according to News.com.au..
Peek into Her Luxurious Lifestyle
With an impressive Instagram following of 140k, Pixie provides glimpses of her ultra-luxurious lifestyle. From owning a Mercedes Benz to hosting extravagant parties, she has amassed an awe-inspiring social media presence.
Controversy and Mixed Reactions
Despite her success, Pixie’s early retirement and extravagant lifestyle have garnered mixed reactions from the public. While some admire her achievements and stunning transformation, others express concern about an 11-year-old being exposed to adult-centric products and marketing.
“Oh wow! For my 12th I had a McDonald’s party back in the day. How things have changed,” one follower said. The kid millionaire started out selling bows and then launched her fidget spinner business during the pandemic. “Curtis often shares her extravagant, expensive lifestyle on Instagram, where she has over 130,000 followers,” the report mentioned.
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