Fifi Box’s daughter, two, throws almighty tantrum as she didn’t get gifts on her sister’s birthday 

Fifi Box’s eldest daughter Trixie celebrated her ninth birthday this week.

And while it was a joyous occasion, her younger sister Daisy appeared to be in an unfavourable spirit after realising she’d be missing out on a present.

‘Poor little munchkin didn’t understand why she didn’t get presents on Trixie’s birthday,’ the 44-year-old mum cheekily an adorable video, which showed the little girl throwing an almighty tantrum. 

In the video, Daisy was seen pulling a sour face before breaking down into tears as she mouthed the words: ‘Get me another present!’

Fifi was heard giggling before telling her youngest child: ‘But it’s not your birthday, it’s Trixie’s birthday.’

The tot was then seen in a second video looking rather disappointed mid-meltdown, yelling: ‘It’s my birthday, where’s my presents…. where’s my presents, mummy?’ 

Following her sister’s meltdown, birthday girl Trixie was seen smiling before the camera surrounded by her gifts. 

On Tuesday, the proud mum shared a sweet tribute to her firstborn, who posed alongside her colourful cake and blew out nine candles.

‘Here is the cake Trixie requested I make which she helped decorate, a ‘nature cake’ because she loves everything in nature (literally saves snails so no one steps on them),’ she explained.

‘Her gentle, caring spirit is so loving you can see it in these pics.’

The Fox FM star shares Trixie with her ex-partner Grant Kenny, 57, and welcomed Daisy via IVF and an anonymous sperm donor.

She shared a lengthy Instagram post last year explaining how Daisy had been suffering from sleep regression and she’d reached out to a sleep consultant for help.

‘I recently shared the struggles I’ve been having as a mum with a baby that stopped sleeping for longer than an hour in lockdown,’ she said.

‘I’m not very good at asking for help, and because I love my kids so much I feel like it is my job alone to care for them.

‘I was being strangled by the guilt that I was letting them both down and I wasn’t good enough. But thanks to all the love and messages I received I realised I was not a failure for asking for help.’