Brogan Mackay – the most spoilt child alive

AT JUST 11 is Brogan Mackay the most spoilt child alive? Her parents have spent over $300,000 on her starting with a $50 Burberry designer dummy.

“When I think of all the money we have spent on Brogan over the years, even I can’t believe it. Her first outfit as a newborn was Baby Dior,” said her mother Alison, who appears to equate love with lavishing consumer goods on her firstborn.

“She is spoilt, probably the most spoilt child in Britain. She has everything she needs but I just can’t stop.

“Whenever I see anything nice I think ‘Oh, Brogan would like that.’”

Brogan was given $360 white Gucci loafers, bought by her mother, Alison, before she could toddle. She’s had $950 Jimmy Choo sandals, and now has a wardrobe stuffed with designer outfits and handbags to match.

Her bedroom is strewn with Chanel and Prada handbags. A Gucci bag lies tossed to one side, and the latest Louis Vuitton lurks beneath a sequinned cushion. Brogan likes to start each school year with a new “It” bag.

“I can’t go into a shop without buying Brogan something. She enjoys being pampered because it makes her feel grown up,” Alison told The Mail on Sunday newspaper in the UK.

“She’s always been obsessed with her looks and I’m happy to work extra hours to buy her new clothes. It makes me proud.”

It’s not just designer clothing. Brogan has a $1100 flatscreen TV, iPhone and $2600 worth of top brand computer equipment to keep up-to-date with the very latest trends and showbiz gossip about her favourite idols.

Her role models are Paris Hilton, Katie Price and sexually provocative pop star Lady GaGa, whose choice of outfit often consists of knickers and little else. Brogan, remember, is just 11, and just finished primary school.

On top of all these designer purchases is the cost of Brogan’s make-up, nail extensions, hair highlights and the fake tanning sessions paid for by the bank of Mum and Dad.

“Brogan will say to me ‘Mum, you’re not going out hairdressing again tonight are you?’, and I’ll reply ‘Where do you think all the money comes from to pay for your things?’

“Stephen doesn’t mind and just says ‘Oh let her have it.’ We have no savings, but he believes in living for the day.

“She has 35 pairs of designer shoes and because her feet are still growing, sometimes she only wears them once before they’re too small. When I see the bin-liners full of shoes, ready to take to the charity shop, I do think ‘What a waste.’”

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