It clearly pays to be on TV.
Former “Toddlers & Tiaras” Isabella Barrett is already richer than most Americans will ever hope to be and she is still in first grade.
The six-year-old has made more than $1 million in the past year with Glitzy Girl, a line of kids’ jewelry and makeup she created with her mom, Susanna Barrett.
And posing up for this photo for In Touch magazine she reveals that being a mini-mogul is a blast.
“It’s a lot of fun,” the little entrepreneur tells the new issue of In Touch. “I’m the boss!”
When the outgoing Rhode Island native isn’t in school or rocking out to Justin Bieber tunes, she can be found at the jewelry factory or testing new products at home.
“She picks out the designs for our charm bracelets, and she’s tried on every color in our lip-gloss line,” says Susanna, who oversees the company full-time. “She is the guide for what’s cool!”
And her mom insists that Isabella is the brainchild behind the brand.
“When Bella would win a pageant, we would print the title she’d won on a charm and put it on a bracelet, so she could brag about her accomplishments,” Susanna proudly tells In Touch, adding that Glitzy Girl grew slowly, largely through word of mouth. “When Toddlers & Tiaras filmed at our jewelry factory,” she says, “I got a lot of response from fans — it took off from there!”
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