We know we shouldn’t be jealous of a five-year-old. We just shouldn’t. It’s ridiculous. Unhealthy, even.
Yet our eyes still turned a faint shade of green when we clapped them on Pixie Curtis’ birthday pics.
The Instagram darling’s famous mum, PR mogul Roxy Jacenko, shared a few snaps of the festivities via her account (she has 109,000 followers), plus a few more on Pixie’s own (she has 110,000 followers).
It began this afternoon with the Sweaty Betty founder knocking off work early to get the party started, armed with a giant bunch of flowers.
Cut to this evening and Pixie is not only surrounded by the birthday blooms, but balloons, presents (we counted 12!) and some kind of phenomenal, colourful, two-tiered sculpture pretending to be a cake.
Seriously, look at that thing. It's bigger than her.
Actually wait! Forget the cake. Is that a laptop?!
Yes, yes it is. According to the caption, it's just what the international face of Pixie's Bows needs to keep on top of her work.
The incredible thing about all this is that Pixie's birthday is still a week away. Yep, it's just the beginning of what Jacenko has described as her little one's "birthday month".
"To my best friend @pixiecurtis," she wrote on Instagram. "happy birthday month!!!!! My 5 best years yet because of you ❤️ the first of many celebrations today." [sic]
Pixie is the eldest child of Jacenko and her husband Oliver Curtis, who is currently serving a two-year prison sentence for insider trading.
Featured image: Instagram
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I'll be (morbidly) fascinated to see where she goes from here. What will her 16th, 18th, 21st be like? How long before we see a Dudley Dursley-style tantrum because she didn't get as many presents as last year?
You know, my Dads former boss (from many moons ago) and now close friend managed to form his own company that has successfully served the Asia Pacific for many years. He is a multi millionaire with lovely homes all over the world. His son and daughter are extremely humble, hard working, down to earth people. Their birthdays were often barbecues at home and a basic cake. Personally, I think it's a better way to raise children.