One-Year-Old Boy Sucks On A $1,200 Solid Gold Dummy And Owns Versace Jewellery

A full-time mother from Sheffield, South Yorkshire, treats her own son as a prince. The 32-year-old UK mom gives only literally the best for her one-year-old boy, from giving him milky and honey baths to buying him Versace jewelry to wear.

Kasey Akram admitted that she couldn’t stop splurging on extravagant services and products for her son.

He’s just one, but he owns the most eye-bulging things from a £750 Versace chain to a £1,000 solid gold dummy. The little boy always wears a £925 bracelet adorned with diamonds.

Kasey dots on her little boy and was obsessed with him ever since he was born.

“I’ve had his palm read four times in the last year, which cost me £50 a time because he couldn’t speak, and I wanted to know what he was into and what his favorite color was.”

“He’s the loveliest little boy in the world, and I’ve fallen out with friends over how much I’ve spent on him.”

“As soon as I had my little boy, my obsession changed from how I looked to focusing on my son. I buy my clothes off of Vinted, so I can buy him what he wants.”

“I’ll be wearing charity shop clothes while he’s wearing a £50 t-shirt and if I had the choice, I would walk around naked so he could wear what he wants.”

“Whatever he likes, he gets and if I can’t afford it, I ring his dad and get the money,” said the mom, adding that she’s not working and has been supported by benefits and the help of her ex-partner.

“What Jareem wants Jareem gets – the last pair of shoes I bought myself were ninety pence Primark flip-flops, and on the same day, I bought him Gucci trainers.”

“He likes flashing trainers, but I’d never let him walk around in cheap tacky horrible trainers – if I wear Vans, he wears Vans. I spent £1,000 on a solid gold dummy, and he chucked it in the middle of town and lost it. I cried for three days.”

The former dancer and model shockingly revealed that she didn’t use to want a child.

Her routine now starts as early as 6 am in the morning to make Jareem his choice of breakfast served in his own bedroom.

Then she prepares the bath, sometimes with milk and honey. Afterward, she massages little Jareem with baby oil while he watches Peppa Pig on the TV in his bedroom. The TV was moved from the living room for him.

Every fortnight, he gets a professional haircut and mini pedicure at the nail salon she goes to. Kasey, who’s allergic to any metal that’s not gold, assumes Jareem is the same; hence, he always gets only pure gold jewelry.

Her love that’s deemed excessive by some also saw her preferring to sleep on the floor after buying her son a £300 tractor bed because their bed broke.

“He still wakes up five times a night, and apparently I’m too soft with him, but if you had a child in the middle of the pandemic, you would be the same,” said the woman who feeds her son an all-organic diet.

“He’s never drunk tap water in his life, and I sacked my nanny because she gave him tap water. He’s never seen a slice of white bread in his life, and what I eat, he eats – he likes olives, he likes grilled peppers, everyone says he has such a refined pallet.”

The mom dots on him and doesn’t plan on letting him move out once he’s old enough.

“I always ask him if he gets a girlfriend when he’s older, and if she doesn’t like me if he’ll kick her out, and he says yes – when he finally gets married, his wife is going to hate me.”

She added, “His dad always says that when he turns 18, he’ll get a girlfriend and move out, but I say no, we’ll have bunk beds when he’s too old to share a bed with me.”

“If I want to spend the money on my son, that’s my choice; I don’t care if I walk around in Primark shoes as long as my prince has the best.”