Roxy Jacenko’s daughter Pixie Curtis has announced a huge life change before her 12th birthday

Roxy Jacenko’s daughter Pixie Curtis is a mini mogul and has been running a successful business for years but she’s decided to step back for a very good reason.

Roxy Jacenko’s daughter Pixie Curtis has announced she’s “semi-retiring” in preparation to start high school.

The 11-year-old, who has amassed a multi-million dollar empire selling bows and launching her fidget spinner business during the pandemic, will step back from work and instead focus on more mundane things like homework.

“Pixie has decided to hang her online toy store shoes up to focus on her impending entry into high school,” Pixie’s mum, manager and Sydney PR mogul told news.com.au.

Pixie has been famous since she was born. Picture: Toby Zerna

Jacenko and Pixie have become an iconic duo. Source: Instagram

The 11-year-old’s fidget business earnt $200,000 in its first month, and Jacenko has previously confirmed that Pixie’s success meant she could retire at 15 years old as a millionaire.

Pixie’s also found plenty of perks with being the boss. Her 11th birthday party went viral for being so lavish and it reportedly cost $40,000.

She is also the proud owner of a $270,000 Mercedes Benz Gl – even though she’s years off being able to drive it.

Pixie Curtis, 11, has amassed an empire. Picture: Justin Lloyd

Pixie Curtis has her own Bubble Pop business called Pixies Fidgets. Picture David Swift 

In typical CEO fashion, Pixie has opted to step back slowly and has started by semi-retiring.

Jacenko explained that the decision wasn’t made lightly and it was made together as a family. “In short, over the past few months, we have been discussing the business plans going forward as a family and decided that while it has been an amazing journey starting some three years ago, it was time to refocus with high school just around the corner.

“While the Pixie’s Pix online store will remain, it will go back to how it began in 2011 – as the best destination for children’s hair accessories and hair bows known as Pixie’s bows – something that we will continue to manage together but with a lot less time/pressure for Pixie,” she explained.

Pixie has big plans to focus on school. Source: Supplied

To celebrate the end of such a successful business era, Jacenko and Pixie’s business will be helping others.

Jacenko added that Sydney-based Main Facilities, a NSW government contractor, last week spent $30,000 on stock which will be sent to children’s charities, Bear Cottage, Ronald McDonald House, Little Wings and Vinnies from today.

Now Pixie can focus on conquering high school.