PR maven Roxy Jacenko’s 11-year-old daughter Pixie reveals the luxury items she bought on a solo shopping spree including a cashmere jumper – after asking for a $9,000 bag for Christmas
Roxy Jacenko’s 11-year-old daughter Pixie Curtis enjoyed a shopping spree on Friday and showed off her wares.
In an Instagram Stories post shared by Roxy, the tween, who went shopping with a friend, boasts that she’s picked up a Ralph Lauren shirt, valued at around $100.
She also bought perfume spray from Bath and Body Works, and a cashmere jumper which she described as ‘that softer fabric’.
Roxy Jacenko ‘s 11-year-old daughter Pixie Curtis enjoyed a shopping spree on Friday and showed off her wares. Pictured together
‘Good job I am at work today!’ Roxy joked in her caption on the video clip.
It comes after Roxy quashed concerns over her daughter’s huge social media following, saying Instagram is the modern-day equivalent of a photo album.
The PR queen appeared on The Sunday Project to discuss children’s internet safety and defended setting up an Instagram account for Pixie when she was a toddler.
In an Instagram Stories post shared by Roxy, the tween, who went shopping with a friend, boasts that she’s picked up a Ralph Lauren shirt, valued at around $100
She also bought perfume spray from Bath and Body Works, and a cashmere jumper which she described as ‘that softer fabric’
‘Good job I am at work today!’ Roxy joked in her caption on the video clip
‘I’ve been very collaborative with her. It’s memories for them: we used to flip through a photo book, they flip through Instagram,’ the 42-year-old said.
Pixie’s Instagram account, which is managed by Roxy, has 121,000 followers and 5,400 posts, with strong engagement for everything posted.
Roxy said she knows where to draw the line over what type of photos to upload.
‘The most important thing is making sure I don’t have pictures of my kids in a bath and making sure I blur out their school uniform logo,’ she said.
Roxy recently quashed concerns over Pixie’s huge social media following, saying Instagram is the modern-day equivalent of a photo album
The blonde added it was fine for parents to allow their young children to use social media as long as they are ‘smart’ about how they manage it.
Roxy recently faced criticism over Pixie’s extravagant Christmas wish list.
She made headlines in November after posting a photo of Pixie’s hand-written list, which featured a $9,000 handbag and various items of designer fashion.
While some followers found the post amusing, others accused Roxy of ‘spoiling’ her daughter with materialistic goods rather than teaching her to be charitable.
Roxy said she knows where to draw the line over what type of photos can be uploaded
‘Might want to take her and yourself to a homeless shelter and show her what humble means instead of a spoilt kid!’ one critic wrote.
‘How to raise a materialist child – just follow Roxy for tips. Amazing this child knows all these brands but can not spell CHRISTMAS yet,’ another commented.
Responding to the backlash, Roxy told Daily Mail Australia: ‘There will always be someone with an opinion with no knowledge of what we donate and contribute financially to various communities and charities.’
Roxy recently faced criticism over Pixie’s extravagant Christmas wish list. She made headlines in November after posting a photo of Pixie’s hand-written list, which featured a $9,000 handbag and various items of designer fashion
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