The 11-year-old is not at all a spoiled blogger whose father spends thousands of pounds on her

This little girl has not weak appetites: every month her parents spend thousands of pounds on her and provide her with different activities every evening. Lily-Ray Izatt-Port is only 11 years old, but her wardrobe is already bursting at the seams with designer clothes and shoes. The girl does not think that she is spoiled: her parents love to buy things for her as a reward for excellent grades and a long list of extracurricular activities.

Lily-Ray receives an award in the form of beautiful outfits and luxurious gifts for doing dancing, swimming, golf, French and playing the violin, as well as other things.

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Someone says that her dad Bobby Port, her stepmother Leanne Port and her own mom Carly Izatt put too much pressure on her, but they answer that they just want to give Lily-Ray the best start in life. The girl wants to become a fashion designer or a stockbroker when she grows up.

Lily-Ray says: "I'm actually an ordinary kid. I do ballet, tap dancing, street dance, swimming, football and golf, and also play the violin and learn French. That's all I have time for. I have different classes every day after school. But it's not tiring, I think it's really fun."

"My parents don't force me to do anything, but they support me in everything I want to do. They just want me to do well and be successful, and I want the same. I know how lucky I am, not only because I have the opportunity to do all these exciting things, but also because of all the gifts my parents give me. But I'm not spoiled, I'm just really lucky."

A precocious schoolgirl from Essex constantly receives gifts from her parents for good grades and hard work. The girl has made a wardrobe of designer things that even the biggest celebrities will envy: she goes to school in Prada shoes with a Longchamp bag.

Lily-Ray's parents spend about 1,000 pounds (about 1.5 thousand dollars) a month on her. Bobby, her father, promised that he would give her 10 thousand pounds if she learned a foreign language or mastered playing a musical instrument by the age of 16. Recently, a modeling agency signed a contract with a girl.

Lily-Ray says: "No one forces me to do anything, I choose what I want to do. I dream of being successful when I grow up — maybe I'll have my own clothing line or I'll become a stockbroker like Dad — and when I'm rewarded for good results, it's an additional bonus. My parents are just trying to help me be better and teach me that if I work hard, I can succeed." In the photo — with Carly's mom.

"They don't just throw money at me, they help me a lot and always try to teach me something. If I need help with homework, they don't just tell me the answer, they explain everything. If I just wanted to go play with my friends, I wouldn't go to all my classes after school, but I go there because I like it.

I'm always busy, but I have free time on weekends to play with friends or watch TV. I am an ordinary child, I work hard and get beautiful clothes, but I still do ordinary things, just like other little girls. I know that my parents spend a lot of money on me, and I am very lucky that I have all this.

My favorite clothes are Moncler and Chloe jackets, and I also have a huge collection of sneakers. I have a fairly large wardrobe, a huge amount of clothes, and sometimes I buy something, but I never put it on. I just don't have enough time to wear it all, or I forget that I have such a thing, I grow out of it, and it becomes too small for me. I usually don't wear the same thing twice, I always try to combine things differently. Some might think it's crazy, but I don't think it's that bad.

Not all of my things are designer, I have a mix of designer and inexpensive things that I like to combine in different ways. If someone calls me spoiled or ostentatious, they just don't know what they're talking about. If they knew me, they would understand that I'm not like that. I don't get what I want all the time, I don't say "I want this, I want that" and then I get it at the blink of an eye. If I showed a really good result or got a good grade, only then do I get encouragement. It's a good incentive to keep working hard — you learn and get nice things, that is, all the best from both sides." In the photo — with her stepmother Leanne.

Lily-Ray's mother, father and stepmother support the girl and spend hours taking her to different classes every night after school. She spends half the week with Bobby and Leanne, and the other half with Carly's mom. Together they also run her blog and Instagram page, where her fashion and style posts have gained thousands of followers.

The girl's mother, Carly, says: "We all have great relationships, despite the non-standard composition of the family, and the three of us are ready to do everything to support Lily-Ray. We never force her to do something she doesn't want to do. She always liked fashion and style and all the best things in life. She probably inherited it from me and her father. But after all, she studies well at school and loves to play sports and music, and we always encourage her to be even better.

She is a well-rounded girl. She is very lucky, and she knows it, she is very down-to-earth, well-mannered and certainly not spoiled. She is not given everything she wants right now, she has to work on it, so she gets good grades at school, does homework, succeeds in a huge number of hobbies and helps around the house.

We want her to be happy and successful. When she grows up, she will not wait for everything to be brought to her on a platter. We teach her that if you work hard, you can have beautiful things and a pleasant lifestyle."

27-year-old Leanne, who has been living with Lily-Ray's father for six years, adds: "Everyone who knows Lily-Ray knows that she is spoiled, but we pamper her within our capabilities. Every parent spends everything they can on their children, to the best of their abilities. Everything Lily-Ray does is her choice.

She is very smart and gifted, but, in the end, she is just an ordinary, versatile child. She does get luxurious gifts from time to time, but she works hard and achieves good results, so she deserves it."