A TEEN has revealed how he makes £80,000 a month after his family became broke.
Pierce Woodward, 18, revealed that his family were financially stable until the pandemic hit back in 2020 and they ended up destitute.
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Speaking to Truly, Pierce said that he always dreamed of making six figures before he turned 18 and has managed to accomplish that with his savvy side hustle.
Starting in the family’s garage, Pierce decided to turn unwanted vintage spoons into rings.
He even dropped out of high school to make sure his business took off.
Pierce said: “Dropping out of high school was definitely a terrifying experience just because all odds are against you.”
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“I started this jewellery company out of my parents’ garage and upgraded to an entire brand house.”
With the help of social media, Pierce was able to gain a huge fanbase to sell his unique rings, including celebrities such as Noah Beck, Dixie D’Amelio and Jules Leblanc.
Despite just turning 18, Pierce already has two of his dream cars, a supercharged Range Rover and a Mustang.
But now, he wanted to treat his mum as well to her dream car.
“I’m surprising my mum with £50,000 cash for her to choose the car that she really wants,” he said.
In the video, he brought over a convertible Corvette, a car his mum once owned but had to sell to help her family when times got tough.
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Now, his mum got to drive the car but he had a surprise in the back with a huge wad of cash.
Pierce gave his money over to his mum, telling her to pick out the car that she wanted to get.
He added: “Ever since the age of 12, I’ve always wanted to buy my mum her dream car.
“And now I finally had the financials to do it. And it’s the best feeling ever.”
How did Pixie Curtis make her millions?
Pixie Curtis began her entrepreneurial journey as a toddler thanks to the support and guidance of her PR guru mum, Roxy Jacenko.
One of her earliest ventures was Pixie’s Bows, a company that sells hair accessories for children. It is as old as the CEO herself after Roxy established the brand in her daughter’s name when she was just a baby.
She later set up Pixie’s Fidgets, which capitalised on the fidget spinner trend in 2021. The company reportedly turned over £105,000 in its first month.
Pixie also produces sponsored social media content and advertisements, which experts estimate can earn her anywhere from £6,000 upwards per post.
The clip quickly went viral on YouTube with over 11k views and many took to the comments to praise Pierce for his selfless act.
One person wrote: “Very cool vibes, positive show.”
Another commented: “No way is the first guy making millions from selling spoon rings.”
“GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY,” penned a third.
Meanwhile a fourth said: “Lol she thought the white car was her gift. That was kind of mean of him.”
