She’s the five-year-old Instagram star who is always ready to pose for a picture for her 112,000 followers.
But on Sunday Pixie Curtis appeared to be captivated by the music, belting out the lyrics to The Chainsmokers – Don’t Let Me Down ft. Daya in the back of her family car.
Singing, ‘don’t let me down’, the five-year-old struggled to remember the lyrics but made up for her adorable dance moves as the song continued to play.
‘Military is a thing this season you know’: Five-year-old Instagram star Pixie Curtis poses in a red blazer, white sneakers and red bow before going out for dinner on Sunday night
Earlier that day her mother Roxy Jacenko uploaded a family snap of her and her brother Hunter before heading out for a meal.
The snap read ‘Sunday night calls for Chinese food’ and the family unit appeared to be in happy spirits before taking off.
The mood appeared to change when a follow up picture showed Roxy carrying her son Hunter who seemed unhappy with the decision.
Superstar: Pixie traded in her perfect smile for song when she appeared to be captivated by The Chainsmokers – Don’t Let Me Down (Audio) ft. Daya which she belted in the back of her family car
Family dinner: Earlier that day her mother Roxy Jacenko uploaded a family snap of her and her brother Hunter before heading out for a meal
The snap was captioned, ‘Trying to reason with you know who, it’s not working.’
The mother-of-two appears to have stepped up her game as a parent after an eventful year, with husband, Oliver Curtis being imprisoned and a breast cancer diagnosis.
But 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon told The Daily Telegraph Roxy Jacenko’s young daughter Pixie Curtis is ‘really struggling’ since her father was jailed for insider trading.
‘Trying to reason with you know who’: The mood appeared to change when a follow up picture showed Roxy carrying her son Hunter who seemed unhappy with the decision
Roxy Jacenko’s five-year-old daughter Pixie Curtis is reported to be ‘really struggling’ with her father Oliver Curtis’ imprisonment, according to 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon
Oliver was sentenced to a maximum of two years in prison in June – and even his wife Roxy predicted his absence would take a toll on their children.
In a character reference presented to the court during Oliver’s trial, the PR maven claimed children Pixie and Hunter, 2, were dependent on their father.
‘Pixie and Hunter adore their dad. He’s fun, tolerant, uncomplaining and loving,’ she wrote.
All smiles? Oliver’s imprisonment is apparently taking its toll on Pixie – as Roxy confirmed neither Hunter (R) or Pixie will be allowed to see their father behind bars
‘She’s quite defiant’: 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon (pictured) says Roxy is also aware of the impact her children’s Instagram accounts have on the family’s public image
‘They screech with excitement as soon as they see him and no one else matters to them – not even me.’
Roxy told friends last month that she will never take her young children to see their father while he remains in prison, reported the Daily Telegraph.
Both Hunter and Pixie feature in commercial Instagram accounts ran by their mother. Pixie’s is often used to market her accessory business.
Back in business: Despite her father’s incarceration and her mother’s breast cancer scare, five-year-old is still ‘promoting’ her bow business through Instagram
And while Roxy has considered the link between their high profile and the criticism the family has received, she does not regret her actions.
‘She’s certainly happy to investigate that and talk about what she thinks her role in it all is,’ Allison said.
‘But I walked away from (the interview) with the feeling that she’s quite defiant.’
Difficult times: Roxy stood by Curtis’ side throughout his entire trial