Kids today! Roxy Jacenko reveals her eight-year-old daughter Pixie Curtis has her own mobile phone and the two even TEXT each other
She may only be eight years old, but Roxy Jacenko‘s daughter Pixie Curtis certainly knows her way around a mobile phone.
Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, Roxy shared a screenshot of a recent conversation she’d had with her daughter via text message.
The 39-year-old publicist had messaged her tech savvy daughter to let her know she was on her way home.
Phone it in: Taking to Instagram Stories on Tuesday, Roxy Jacenko shared a screenshot of a recent text conversation she’d had with her eight-year-old daughter, Pixie Curtis
‘When I message you can you open the garage for me,’ she asked the little girl, adding, ‘When I am close. Not yet.’
The texts appear to be about Roxy’s return to the family home, after she spent a few days in Europe with her husband Oliver Curtis, 33, and friends.
The businesswoman told Pixie she was ‘so excited’ to be back in Sydney following the week-long trip, prompting her daughter to respond with several emojis.
On the phone: The 39-year-old celebrity publicist had messaged her tech savvy daughter to let her know she was on her way home
One big happy family: Roxy is also mum to son Hunter, four, with her husband of seven years, Oliver Curtis
Roxy then informed Pixie she was going to order sushi for dinner.
‘Okay and can you get me some choona [sic] sushi to [sic],’ Pixie replied, adding a prayer hands emoji.
Despite having only turned eight this month, Pixie already boasts over 97,000 followers on her personal Instagram account.
Facing criticism: In a 2017 interview with 9Honey, Roxy admitted people are often critical of how she’s raising Pixie and her brother, Hunter
In a 2017 interview with 9Honey, Roxy admitted that people are often critical of how she’s raising Pixie and her four-year-old brother Hunter.
‘So many people give their advice on what I should be doing differently,’ she said.
‘I’ve learned there is no set way to parent. You need to parent according to that particular child.’
‘I’ve learned there is no set way to parent. You need to parent according to that particular child,’ Roxy told 9Honey in 2017
