Featured Image Credit: Instagram/@anniekknight
Topics: Life, Sex and Relationships, OnlyFans
Niamh Shackleton
Topics: Life, Sex and Relationships, OnlyFans
If you need advice on how to get laid, then Annie Knight is your girl.
Annie, a 26-year-old content creator from Australia's Gold Coast, recently chatted to The Kyle and Jackie O Show where she spoke of her sexual endeavors.
In just the space of 12 months, Annie said she'd slept with around 300 people and labelled her fun-filled year as 'empowering'.
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"I felt empowered afterward," she said of her rampant sex life.
"Sex makes me feel good. It’s meant to make you feel good.
"It's just fun and exciting.
"It's messy; the messier the sex the better."
In light of her very successful year of sex, many may wonder how she managed to find all these people - and she's actually able to do it from the comfort of her own home.
Like many people do in this day and age, Annie uses popular dating apps to find her sexual partners, and also utilises her OnlyFans page.
Apparently the 26-year-old is in the top 0.4 percent of creators on the platform and makes a whopping $1,000 a day.
She also has eight 'regulars' she meets up with on a weekly basis.
Impressive.
Annie sleeps with both men and woman and shared with UNILAD whom she prefers sleeping with.
"I think they both offer different things," she told us.
"I think women know a way around a woman’s body a lot better for obvious reasons, but there’s something about sleeping with a man that’s intense and passionate.
"So basically, they both have their pros and cons, I don’t think I could pick one over the other."
It's evident Annie is very comfortable with her sexuality and what she does for a living, but her OnlyFans page once caused her some issues that saw her lose her job.
A few years after starting her account, Annie had started a new job and the firm got wind of her page.
"I had just started a new job. I was on day five and I actually went home sick that day and I received an email saying termination of contract," she recalled while on SBS Insight.
"I was shocked. I didn't know what was going on.
"And I read the email and quickly saw screenshots of my OnlyFans on the email."
The company is said to have accused Annie of not telling them about her 'side business', not asking its permission to have an OnlyFans profile, and that she had online pornographic images of herself.
Her sacking could be seen as a blessing in disguise however, as the OnlyFans star is now thought to rake in over $1 million a year.