A five-year-old hailed as one of Britain's most spoilt children has decided she's had enough of her reputation - and is giving her birthday presents to charity to prove she's changed.
Lacie Pope has always been treated to glamorous designer frocks by top designers, expensive beauty products and jewel-encrusted toys.
Her mum Lisa Whitcombe, 34, loves to spoil her with Armani and Dior outfits, her own crown and even a child's Audi covered in crystals.
But on the eve of her sixth birthday - with £2,000 worth of celebrations ahead of her - Lacie decided she's had enough.
She told her parents she is so sick of being labelled spoilt she wants to give all her birthday presents to good causes.
Her mum says Lacie had a crisis of conscience while watching a TV show about kids with cancer.
Lacie, of Plymouth, Devon, is now auctioning off some of her prize possessions for Stand Up to Cancer including an Audi toy car worth £1,500.
Lisa, mum-of-three and former glamour model, said: "Before her birthday Lacie just decided that she wanted to give all her presents away - I was pretty shocked.
Lacie's generous giveaway will also include a set of customised Cinderella slippers worth £45, a tutu covered in £65 worth of crystals, and a Swarovski crystal encrusted crown - worth around £80.
Despite lavishing around £2,000 on the birthday celebrations Lisa says she's happy to fulfil her daughter's wishes.
Lacey is set to feature in the upcoming Channel 5 programme Blinging Up Baby, which features some of Britain's most pampered kids.
But while Lisa and her partner Cieran, a car salesman, admit they like to treat Lacey and their two other kids, Daniel, four, and 10-week-old Emily-Ashley, they deny taking money for granted.
The family previously lived in a £350,000 villa in the glamorous Spanish resort of Marbella but have recently moved back to the UK.
Lisa, now a community nurse, says her daughter's wardrobe is stuffed full of expensive brands.
The youngster has also been booked in do catwalk training in London so she can follow in her mum's modelling footsteps. ...Mirror
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