“It is sick and in my eyes it’s paedophilia.”
Instagram star and four-year-old fashion icon Pixie Curtis has been targeted by a sick hoax with images of the little girl doctored in distressing sexual and pornographic pictures circulated among top Sydney fashion identities.
Her mother, PR executive Roxy Jacenko has acted immediately to block Pixie’s Instagram account while police investigate the matter.
The Daily Telegraph reports that Roxy Jacenko, 35, was alerted to the images by an anonymous tip-off and she went straight to police to discuss and take the necessary action in order to protect her daughter.
“When it was brought to my attention by an anonymous tip-off — verbally and in writing along with the picture evidence — I went straight to Rose Bay police station.”
She says that senior detectives are investigating the images.
Pixie Curtis is known as one of Instagram’s most popular stars with more than 109,000 followers and her own fashion label “Pixie’s Bows”.
Together with her mother, she travels the world in her hair accessories, visiting fine restaurants and is photographed in luxury hotels with expensive cars.
Jacenko has switched Pixie’s popular account to private in order to protect the little girl.
Top Comments
Is there any proof these images exist and that they are not conning and manipulative efforts originating from Roxy Inc?... Roxy would know "pedophile" spreads like wildfire, police confirm nothing of substance, the few alleged involved deny involvement... Meanwhile all we have is Roxy pity-playing up to the launch of a product espousing childhood innocence... Whether she made the images or not she has exploited ideas of child abuse.
I don't get why pixie and her mum are targets of these hateful comments. Saying she's pimping out her daughter? That's despicable. There are hundreds of thousands of child models, actors, celebrities with images on every media available. They're all making money for their parents. Why only target Pixie? Someone somewhere is just jealous of the money she's raking in I think.
End of the day, you can't stop what other ppl think and do with any images. Does that mean you stop posting them? Does that mean women should cover up (from head to toe) at all time when out of the house, lest she's inviting predators?
She is literally pimping her daughter, whether 100s or 1000s of others are also doing so doesn't resolve the matter of whether or not this is appropriate or desirable behavior in a broad social context. Probably most would agree that such a young child can't consent and just has to take the mother's behaviour.