Roxy Jacenko shows off her ridiculously overloaded luxury Christmas tree… after sharing her nine-year-old son’s wish list of almost $7000 worth of high-end fragrances
Roxy Jacenko gave her followers a look at her heavily overloaded Christmas tree.
The 43-year-old PR shared the photo with her 270,000 Instagram followers, which showed her tree filled with baubles, ornaments, garlands and lights, as well as a massive star on top and a pile of wrapped gifts around it. bottom.
The socialite flew to Dubai to stock up on luxury Christmas decorations from Irony Home, tagging the store in the post: “Trip to Dubai and Christmas tree later.”
The brand’s Christmas decorations are incredibly expensive: synthetic trees sell for between $1,700 and $3,800, and the gold star crowning the Yatsenko family tree costs about $150.
The home improvement store also sells one LED trinket for about $1,600.
Roxy Jacenko (pictured) showed just how passionate she is about Yuletide with a look at her heavily overloaded Christmas tree.
The 43-year-old PR shared the photo on Instagram with her 270,000 followers, where her tree can be seen covered in a variety of baubles, ornaments, garlands and lights, as well as a massive star on top and a pile of wrapped gifts around it. bottom. On the picture
It comes after Roxy yesterday shared her nine-year-old son Hunter’s Christmas wish list, which included some very expensive luxury fragrances.
The listing photo posted to Roxy’s Instagram story shows several perfumes that, if purchased together, would cost approximately $6,900.
The most expensive scent Hunter requested was Tom Ford’s F***ing Fabulous, a unisex “leather” style scent that retails for $1,450 in a 250ml bottle.
The socialite flew to Dubai to shop for luxurious Christmas decorations at Irony Home, tagging the store in the post. The brand’s Christmas decorations are incredibly expensive, with synthetic trees selling for between $1,700 and $3,800.
Coming in second most expensive was Tom Ford’s Tobacco Vanille, a vanilla-amber scent with strong top notes of tobacco leaf that retails for around $1,050 in Australia.
In the caption, Roxy wrote: “Oh how Christmas lists have changed since I was 9 – I mean I’m sure I’m happy with Impulse as my everyday scent.”
It comes after the businesswoman spoke about her difficult move from Australia to Singapore.
The gold star crowning the Yatsenko family tree costs about $150. The luxury home goods store also sells one LED trinket for about $1,600.
On Wednesday, Roxy Jacenko shared her nine-year-old son Hunter’s Christmas wish list, which included some very expensive luxury fragrances. The photo shows Hunter and daughter Pixie.
Roxy recently moved with her family to the Southeast Asian country and is living there in style.
But it wasn’t all fun and glamor for the mother of two, who admitted the move took a toll on her emotions.
“I literally cried every day for the first four weeks – and I’m not much of a cry person – it was so, so hard,” she told the publication. Daily Telegraph.
“I lived in Australia for 43 years, so moving to another country was a big challenge for me.”
Roxy added that it was “miserable” to live in a luxury hotel for six weeks before moving into an apartment.
She also struggled to obtain a family visa, which meant she nearly missed her children – daughter Pixie, 12, and son Hunter, 8 – their first day of school.
The listing photo posted to Roxy’s Instagram story shows several perfumes that, if purchased together, would cost approximately $6,900.
Roxy revealed back in June that she was leaving Sydney to live with her husband in Singapore.
She admitted that her life in the port city was very different from her upcoming new life abroad.
“No one there knows me, no one has a preconceived idea of who or what I am, no one has any expectations, and the best part is, no one cares!” she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
“In Singapore it was ‘Roxy who?’ I actually found it really refreshing and a bit liberating.