Woman who slept with more than 300 people in one year reveals the amount she makes from OnlyFans

A woman who described herself as Australia's 'most sexually active woman' has revealed how much she makes on OnlyFans.

Annie Knight left her career in marketing after her racy side hustle selling explicit content on OnlyFans was discovered.

But the 26-year-old is not short of cash, at least not if a report of her earnings is to be believed.

Annie fell into the media spotlight when she revealed that she had slept with more than 300 people in one year, posting some of her encounters to her page for her subscribers to watch for $9.46 a month.

It's certainly not been an easy journey for Annie, who revealed that she had been fired from a job just five days into a new role.

She told SBS Insight: “I got fired from one of my jobs. I’d just started a new role, I was on day five, and actually went home sick that day.

“I received an email saying ‘termination of contract’.”

She continued: “There was a list of three reasons why I was fired basically.

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“They said I falsely advised that I had a side business, didn’t ask for permission from the company to run the side business and that I had online pornographic images of myself and crude language that was against company rules.”

But despite losing her job, she has ended up throwing herself full time into her work on OnlyFans, and is now raking it in.

So how much is she earning?

Well, according to a video she posted on TikTok with a screenshot of her earnings, between 19 September and 19 October she earned just under $105,000, saying she expects it to go up to around $134,000 for the month of October.

She is also in the top 0.09% of earners on the platform, and her success has led her to being exploring other ventures as well.

This has included launching the Double Dose podcast with Taila Maddison, who also creates content on OnlyFans.

The podcast is described on Instagram as 'discussing all things girl stuff that you can’t ask your mum'.

TikTok / @annieknight78

The challenge now is to make sure that she can maintain that level of subscriptions as the media attention to her account dies down.

All the same, even maintaining that for just a year would leave her with a cool $1.2 million in gross earnings.

It's maybe not enough to retire, but it's certainly enough to not have to worry about money.

One commenter asked: "What’s your plan when this industry eventually fades out and no one subscribed to your platform anymore?"

She replied: "Well by then I’ll own 10 properties and be very comfortable."