12-year-old millionaire buys billion-dollar Range Rover, announces retirement after making hundreds of thousands of dollars

Although he just turned 12 years old not long ago, but "child millionaire" Pixie Curtis has immediately bought an expensive box car just to replace the old one, claiming to ... retire.

Pixie Curtis is only 12 years old but is a very popular name in Australia. Her every move was noticed by the Australian media. Because of this, Pixie was excited when the family decided to move to Singapore, due to her father's job.

There, Pixie bought a Range Rover Vogue, presumably to replace the Mercedes-Benz in Australia.

Pixie doesn't drive this car herself until she's old enough. But notably, the Range Rover Vogue she bought cost between $172,000 and $250,000. That wasn't the last number Pixie had to spend. Singapore levies very high taxes on people who own private cars. The rolling cost of a car is usually 4-5 times the list price.

Pixie Curtis is no longer a strange name to many people on social media. Although she is only 10 years old, she surprises many people when she owns 2 business brands with assets up to hundreds of billions of VND.

Pixie Curtis started her own brand specializing in children's toys called Pixie's Fidgest in early 2021. Thanks to the support of her mother who is a well-known entrepreneur, Pixie Curtis' toy brand quickly attracted the attention of many followers.

Initially, the 11-year-old chose to sell hair bows. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the company began to expand and launched Fidget Spinner – a toy that relieves stress and receives huge income.

The designs of Pixie's Fidgest sold out in just the first 2 days of launch. And in the first month of business, this "child entrepreneur's" own toy brand has earned $ 200,000 (equivalent to VND 4.6 billion). Even Pixie's Fidgets has become one of the world's best-selling toy brands.

According to News.com.au, the 11-year-old businesswoman currently earns more than 133,000 USD (about 3.1 billion VND) per month. Curtis regularly flaunts her lavish lifestyle on social media, where she has 142,000 followers.

Previously, Pixie Curtis once bought her own Mercedes-Benz with a value of $ 270,000 (equivalent to VND 6.3 billion). However, due to being underage to drive, this luxury car is being used by Pixie Curtis' mother to pick up 2 sisters.

Currently, she has built a huge house just for the gym. This house has a spacious space and is full of amenities such as weight chairs, treadmills or pilates machines.

Although the work went well, Curtis decided to ... "Retiring early," she wants to focus on her studies like her peers. Speaking to the New York Post on February 22, Roxy Jacenko (Curtis' mother) said: "Curtis has decided to close his online toy store to focus on his upcoming high school studies."

Curtis' mother, Roxy Jacenko, an Australian entrepreneur, let her daughter plan her own retirement party after they became aware of the importance of balancing education and business. The 11-year-old girl went viral when she threw a lavish birthday party at a nightclub.

Mum Jacenko said: "The event was a great night to celebrate with Curtis' friends and family. "

Jacenko did not hesitate to spend money on her child's grand party. The mother also caused controversy when she bought Curtis a luxury car for her birthday. Many people believe that the flashy and ostentatious lifestyle is not suitable for Curtis' young age.

Being famous brought her a large fortune, but also deprived her of a bit of personal freedom. Because of this, Pixie seems to enjoy life in Singapore, at least for now.

"No one looks at me in terms of who he is, what he is. No one imposed any expectations on me. No one looked at her as curiously as before. For Singaporeans, 'Who is Roxy?'. It feels really new and natural," Pixie told the Sydney Morning Herald. However, if she continues to buy luxury items and share them on social media, she is afraid that the secrecy will not last long.