Just like mum! Roxy Jacenko’s daughter Pixie Curtis, 10, styles her hair in bouncy waves with a curling wand as she takes advantage of the new ‘social bubble’ in NSW with her mates
Her mother was long known for her long bouncy blonde locks.
And it seems Roxy Jacenko’s daughter is following in her footsteps.
The 10-year-old, who now has her very own multimillion dollar business, shared a picture of her thick red hair styled with a Mermade curling wand on Wednesday as she spent time with her school friends.
Just like mum! Roxy Jacenko’s daughter Pixie Curtis, 10, right, took advantage of the new ‘social bubble’ in NSW with her mates on Wednesday and played hair salon at the family’s Vaucluse mansion
Just like mum! The 10-year-old, who now has her very own multimillion dollar business, shared a picture of her thick red hair styled with a curling wand on Wednesday as she spent time with her school friends
The tween posted the photo to express how excited she was about the recently introduced ‘social bubble’ by the NSW government.
She appeared to be spending time with her gal pals at the Jacenko/Curtis mansion in Vaucluse.
In new rules announced on Monday night, under-18s are now able to visit each others’ homes and gather in groups of three as part of a friends’ bubble.
Children must nominate which three friends will be part of their bubble and can’t change their mind.
Mini entrepreneur: Pixie now has her very own multimillion dollar business after launching Pixie Bows several years ago
Bubble participants must live within five kilometres of each other or in the same local government area, and adults in the kids’ households must be fully vaccinated.
Parents and carers must not interact with each other when dropping kids off at their friend’s house.
Back in August, Roxy revealed she had gifted Pixie and her little brother Hunter, seven, a new Mercedes-Benz GLS.
The car is valued between $147,100 for the basic model and $267,100 for the top of the line version.
The tot might not yet be able to drive the car – with Roxy on driving duty for now – but she already has two successful product lines, Pixie’s Bows and Pixie’s Fidgets.
In May, Pixie’s line of fidget toys sold a mammoth $200,000 worth in their debut month across Australia.
Cashing in! In May, Pixie’s line of fidget toys sold a mammoth $200,000 worth in their debut month across Australia