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Lily Adeleye, is a CEO (Cutest Executive Officer) of Lily Frilly, is a princess that loves to be the captain of the ship! Don't let her pint size fool you! She has just as much interest in dolls as she does business and learning. So much so, that her loved ones lovingly call her Little BIT (Bawsey-in-Training). Although Lily loves to watch Saturday morning cartoons with her older brother and sister, she also loves to learn about investments with her parents. Because of her love for all things girly and frilly, with the help of her mom, Lily Frilly was born.

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Adeleye is one of Walmart’s youngest suppliers; the Lily Frilly brand has grown on stores across the country since Adeleye’s first transaction in 2021 when he was just 6-years-old.

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Lily Adeleye, a 5-year-old entrepreneur, is the youngest CEO with products at Target. Her brand, Lily Frilly, features girls' accessories available at select locations nationwide.

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Lily Frilly offers glitzy essentials for little girls, including hair bows, backpacks, lunch boxes, and dresses, instilling pride and confidence.

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lily adeleye is starting to get used to talking to people!

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lily adeleye is starting to get used to talking to people!

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Lily's ambitious endeavors speak to a more significant movement among Black women.

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The range of offerings is made for all ethnicities and has generated more than $100 million in sales in the past seven years.

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Lily is thrilled about putting together her own brand and the opportunity to inspire other people to actualize their dreams.

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lily adelyes information

Birthday: December 19, 1980

Birth Sign: Sagittarius

Birthplace: United States

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lily adelye started her carrer at age 6.

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”Lily is inspired by business overall. I have three kids and she is the only one who has her own company. She is constantly creating logos and asking to bring new items to market. I don’t know if it’s genetic or that something is just in her,” Courtney Adeleye said. “The plan is to go down as many aisles as we can,” with bags and shoes on her daughter’s to-do list.