12-year-old millionaire returns to work a year 'retiring' to focus on school (2024)

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CHILD millionaire Pixie Curtis is back working again after declaring her retirement at the beginning of last year to “focus on school work”. The 12-year-old shot to fame as a preschooler through her multiple businesses and Instagram presence - all of which were managed by her mum, PR guru Roxy Jacenko.

Pixie Curtis, the young entrepreneur who shocked the world by retiring at the young age of 11, has decided to make a comeback to the business world.

Pixie Curtis, the 12-year-old child millionaire, made a return to the entrepreneurial work just over a year after declaring her retirement in order to focus on “school work.” She became famous when as a pre-schooler she started her businesses and maintained a presence on social media platform Instagram.

Pixie Curtis is an 11-year-old millionaire who's planning a retirement party for her 12th birthday! The Australian entrepreneur is stepping down from her booming business to focus on school instead. Curtis is the CEO of her toy company Pixie's Fidgets.

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After a brief hiatus that left many wondering if she had indeed left the business world for good, 12-year-old child millionaire Pixie Curtis has made a return to the entrepreneurial spotlight.

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'Pixie has decided to hang her online toy store shoes up to focus on her impending entry into high school,' she told. 'Over the past few months, we have been discussing the business plans going forward as a family and decided it was time to refocus with high school just around the corner.

Jacenko, 43, has made a career out of being ahead of the trends, first with her PR business, Sweaty Betty, then by managing her daughter Pixie's career; yes, she was a career child who was so successful she even owns her $270,000 Mercedes at 13.

Pixie began her entrepreneurial journey by selling bows, but her big break came during the pandemic when she launched her fidget spinner business, leading to a lucrative empire. As of 2023, Pixie's monthly earnings surpass an astonishing $133,000 (approx.

Pixie Curtis, from Sydney, earned her fortune as the face of accessories range Pixie's Bows and toy brand Pixie's Pix - businesses set up by her mother Roxy Jacenko. She is already 'semi-retired' from her toy empire in order to focus on her education.