Baker To Babysitter, 21-year-old UK Woman Does 7 Jobs A Week

Working people often crave holidays, with days off and weekends being their favourites. However, one young UK woman has recently been garnering attention for her unusual addiction to staying busy and embracing her hectic lifestyle.

Reports suggest that this woman has an extraordinary level of self-esteem and currently works seven different jobs simultaneously. Kloe Woodroffe, a 21-year-old graduate, juggles multiple roles as a professional dance instructor, baker, influencer, barista, babysitter, boat tour guide and Subway employee.

In a recent interview, Kloe shared that she thrives on her packed schedule and has no intention of slowing down. She earns approximately $2,362 per month (around Rs 2 lakh) from her various jobs, often working seven days a week. “Dance has always been my first love, but I also enjoy having a busy schedule; I think it’s good to stay busy!” she said.

Having graduated from Manchester’s Northern Ballet School this July, Kloe dedicates her weekends to both performing and teaching dance. When she’s not dancing, she’s working one of her part-time jobs or baking. “Baking is a creative outlet for me; I love experimenting with new recipes and sharing them with others,” she added.

Kloe’s typical day starts early, with her preparing cakes to order before heading off to her shifts at Subway or a local food stall, Boat Street Café.

On weekends, she’s either teaching dance lessons or babysitting. As if that wasn’t enough, Kloe has also embarked on a new venture, having recently purchased a narrowboat, which she is renovating and planning to move into soon, leaving her parents’ house. Her parents are both supportive and somewhat amazed by her hectic lifestyle. “They think it’s a bit crazy, but they’re proud of what I’m achieving,” Kloe said.

In addition to managing her jobs and boat renovation, Kloe documents her life on TikTok and YouTube, sharing everything from boat modifications to her daily activities. She also has aspirations to give back to her community by opening a soup kitchen or food bank in the future.