FOR MOST kids, their 11th birthday party probably involves a few party bags and a karaoke machine, if they're lucky.
But one little girl got the party of her dreams after her parents forked out a whopping £23k for the big bash.
Roxy Jacenko, put together the elaborate party for her daughter Pixie and a group of her friends.
The Sydney-based family didn't hold back when it came to planning the event, which looked more like a nightclub than a kids' party.
Amongst the many pricey activities there was a personal hairdresser, DJ, professional photographer and even a fire-breathing performer.
But the fun didn't end there, Pixie's guests also enjoyed a pizza bar, mocktails, a photo booth and fireworks display.
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Instead of regular gift bags with squished cake and a balloon, Pixie's guests received bags full with toys from her own business.
The family are no stranger to lavish events, since 11-year-old pixie is already a millionaire after launching her own online toy shop called Pixie's Pix.
In fact, in just the first month her business earned a whopping £100,000 alone, so it's no surprise that she's grown to love the finer things in life.
Despite what trolls say, Pixie's mum Roxy previously said that they never take a penny from the young mogul.
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But not everyone loved the birthday bash, some parents even said the event was 'grotesque'.
One person said: "So sad, I feel sorry for you daughter who is absolutely spoilt rotten, she'll have no concept of empathy when she's older."
Another jabbed: "Kardashian wannabes. You clearly make way too much money. Start giving to charities."
Someone else said: "$40,000 birthday… you are so out of touch. What a spoilt brat she will be."
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