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At the age of 11, most children will volunteer to do chores or practice their best version of “mamaguy” to get their parents to give them money to fund their hobbies.
However, Luke Zion Fournillier has approached this differently, earning his own money through his own business, Noodle King.
His rise to the throne started about five years earlier through his love for noodles as well as his desire to follow in his mother Jamilia Constance’s footsteps by opening a business.
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