She was a child star and a millionaire before she was 10 – she was struggling in her relationship

A young woman who became a millionaire before she turned 18 has revealed that not everything is as it seems.

Isabella Barrett began making her fortune as a child on the television show “Toddlers and Tiaras”, competing in all the beauty pageants in the United States.

Since then, 17-year-old Isabella has created her own jewelry line — called Glitzy Girl — and has become one of America’s youngest self-made millionaires.

And that’s not all. The young “beauty queen” also earns millions of dollars from modeling jobs and brand endorsements, not to mention her successful clothing brand House of Barretti.

Difficulties of gaining fame at an early age

Now, the child star, who made her first million before she was six, has opened up about the trials and tribulations of being so rich from a young age.

It’s a life most of us dream of, but Isabella points out that it didn’t all come without hard work and the difficulty of forming real relationships.

After rumors of a romance with YouTuber Gavin Magnus, also 17, she spoke exclusively to Fabulous. “I met Gavin two and a half years ago at New York Fashion Week. We clicked instantly, bonding over our shared passion for cars, fashion, and early experience becoming famous at a young age,” he said.

“It’s hard to keep things private when you’re constantly in the spotlight,” she admitted.

“However, being with Gavin means you have someone who truly understands the pressures, the challenges and everything else that comes with living under intense public scrutiny. We’re still trying to figure out who we are to each other, but our friendship is incredibly strong.

The millionaire revealed that her wealth made it difficult for her to make real friends. She stressed in particular that It’s hard to find people who truly support your accomplishments without getting jealous.

But, fortunately, her new relationship seems to be going well, with her admitting that the fact that they are both public figures helps.

“Gavin often watches my fashion shows, and has appeared twice in my New York Fashion Week show,” she said.

“Then when he recently went on tour, I was there to support him and share his journey. It’s about empowering each other where it matters,” he said.