With OnlyFans stars trying to one-up each other with epic sex stunts, it’s about time one of them revealed how much they actually make from these things. And Annie Knight is opening up about her experience sleeping with over 500 men in a day — and how much she’s making from these kinds of stunts.
The 27-year-old Australian started her OnlyFans account several years ago, making $5,000 a month almost immediately. While that isn’t a bad monthly salary for most, Knight knew she could do better.
“When I first started OnlyFans I was making $5000 per month. Then when I got fired for doing OnlyFans, I decided to do it full-time, and I was making $30,000 per month,” she said in an interview. A former marketing, Knight took the skills she learned in her corporate job and put it to work.
“It was May 2023 where I started to make over $100,000 per month and that quickly crawled up to $200,000 per month where I have comfortably sat for the past two years,” she revealed.
But that was before she slept with over 500 men in a day.
Now, Knight claims that her earnings have grown even more.
“Since this challenge my earnings have begun to skyrocket, at the moment they’re sitting at about $300,000 per month,” she revealed.
And despite being hospitalized after the challenge, something she revealed on Instagram with a video of her in a blue hospital gown, Knight doesn’t regret the challenge.
“Did I get hospitalized for taking 583 guys in six hours? Yes. Do I regret it? No. Do I want to do it again? Also yes,” she admitted.
While Knight may not be ready to take on another 500 men in a day, she is reay for a new challenge that is “fun and exciting”.
But Knight knows that this kind of money may not last. That’s why she’s been very careful with her money.
“I’ve always had an accountant and have always paid my taxes. I put away a certain percentage of my earnings each pay so that I’m never left struggling to pay my tax,” she shared, hoping to encourage other OnlyFans models to do the same.
However, the Australian porn star does have mortgages on three of the four properties she owns, including a massive dream home in Queensland that she purchased for $2.7 million. Yet she insists that she doesn’t splurge on big ticket items like luxury cars or handbags like others.
“I am not super crazy with my spending. I’ve always been into saving and setting myself up for the future,” she said.
Instead, Knight chooses to help others and feel free.
“It’s allowed me to live a financially free life and basically do whatever I want whenever I want. It has also allowed me to achieve my dream of owning properties. I’m also very lucky in that I get to provide for my family and friends who are struggling.”