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Curtis is the CEO of her toy company Pixie’s Fidgets. She shared a video of the goodie bags that she will be handing out to the guests at her party, each filled with skincare products and worth over $50 which is approximately Rs 4,112.

Australian youngster Pixie Curtis is retiring from her multimillion-dollar toy company, Pixies Fidgets, at the age of 12. The CEO, who has amassed wealth and a large social media following, is stepping away from the company she co-founded with her mother to focus on her education. To celebrate Pixies retirement, her guests will each receive a goodie bag sponsored by cosmetics company MCoBeauty worth over AUD 50 ($36), containing skincare products and other luxury items.

The young millionaire currently earns more than $133,000 every month, according to reports

Several followers replied to the video posted by Curtis. “Oh wow! For my 12th I had a McDonald’s party back in the day. How things have changed,” one follower said. The kid millionaire started out selling bows and then launched her fidget spinner business during the pandemic. Pixie Curtis, 11-Year-Old Australian-Born Entrepreneur, Plans Retirement Party on 12th Birthday.

Pixie Curtis founded the company with her mother Roxy Jacenko in 2021, and earned major profits.

Pixie's Fidgets, co-founded by Pixie and her mother Roxy Jacenko in 2021, started by selling bows and later expanded to include fidget spinners during the pandemic, becoming a multimillion-dollar empire.

Pixie Curtis, the remarkable 12-year-old CEO of Pixie's Fidgets toy company, made headlines once again as she celebrated her birthday and retirement in a lavish party that left many in awe.

Pixie Curtis put on a lavish party Saturday night as an early 12th birthday celebration and final farewell to her friends before she jets off to Singapore.

Pixie Curtis, an 11-year-old millionaire, is no ordinary kid just planning their fun-filled birthday party with friends.