A GIRL who has been dubbed the “Billionaire’s daughter” has been gifted her own multicoloured Mercedes G Wagon.
The 10-year-old Moo was given the custom-made motor by car dealer Urban Automotive.
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Sourcing inspiration from her mum’s fingernail colour, Moo requested her car‘s colour to “change at different angles”, or a “unicorn iridescent” – as her mum put it.
Moo – whose parents sell luxury goods – is driven around in a Mercedes G-wagon flanked by Rolls Royce’s and motorbikes.
Moo went viral on TikTok last year when she was asked how much her opulent outfit amounted to.
While the girl has never described herself as the “Billionaire’s daughter”, the video was uploaded with the caption ‘Asking a billionaire’s daughter in Knightsbridge how much her outfit is worth’.
Pointing to her branded clothes and accessories, it was revealed that she was wearing just shy of a staggering £60k.
Of all the brands Moo likes to adorn, she says that she has one favourite in particular.
When asked what her favourite is, she says: “Hermes.
“Their mini Kelly’s [bags] are so cute.
And does she believe there is anything different between herself and other ten-year-olds?
“Not so much”, Moo replies.
“I only have a job and get paid wages.
“So yeah that’s a little different to other ten-year-olds.”
Money does play a central role in Moo’s life, and it’s a privilege she is confident will continue to make her happy.
She continued: “From money, you can buy sweets and Kelly’s and Birken’s and stuff like that.
“But also investing makes me happy because that means I make money in the future.”
Following the interview with Urban Automotive, the final product is unveiled to the 4×4’s new young owner.
Falling back into her mother’s arms in shock, Moo utters “Oh my goodness gracious” before stepping forward to examine the colourful car.
And if her new acquisition wasn’t enough, Moo is gifted with an iPhone donning the same colour as the station wagon.
The Mercedes G-Class vehicles range from £131,335 to £193,395.
In closing, the intelligent Moo thoughtfully replies when asked what her message to the world is.
She said: “Make less pollution, because the world is going to end soon because of how much pollution is going around.
“And be kind to people.”
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