Jessica Simpson's teenage daughter 'loves perfume'
The 44-year-old fashion designer - who has Maxwell, 13, Ace, 11, and Birdie, five - has revealed that her teenage daughter teaches her a surprising amount and that she's "an old soul".
Speaking to 'Extra', Jessica shared: "I feel like she's been a teenager for a while. She's an old soul.
"I learn a lot from Maxwell. I don't know if she's just my firstborn or what, but she's just a well of depth - like, she's so amazing."
Maxwell recently celebrated her 13th birthday in Paris and she displayed her ever-increasing knowledge of perfumes during the trip to the French capital.
The designer - who launched The Jessica Simpson Collection back in 2005 - said: "She knew more about Paris than my mom and I. So, you know, TikTok, she knew everywhere to go.
"Like, we had all these places to go, and she discovered, like, she has the nose. Like, she loves perfume, so going to a perfumery a private perfumery creating our own perfume … She'll say, 'No, for the Maxwell Johnson Collection.'"
Meanwhile, Jessica previously admitted to feeling inspired by Y2K-era fashion.
The pop singer shot to stardom around the turn of the millennium, and Jessica revealed that she's still a huge fan of the Y2K-era style.
Speaking to People in 2023, Jessica explained: "I feel like I've never really left that style."
Jessica admits that some of her staple fashion choices belong to the Y2K era.
The 'I Wanna Love You Forever' hitmaker - who has achieved significant success with her fashion label - explained: "I always go back to a platform when it comes to a shoe. I have my staples and they end up being a little Y2K-[inspired]."
Jessica co-founded her eponymous fashion line with her mom Tina, and the singer hailed her mom as a "fashion icon".
The singer-turned-designer - who recently returned to the music business with 'Nashville Canyon, Part 1', her new EP - added: "She prayed for me in her belly and put all of her love and blessings into my entire existence."
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