OnlyFans star Annie Knight, dubbed ‘Australia’s most sexually active woman’, reveals huge net worth

OnlyFans star Annie Knight has revealed just how lucrative her career has become, announcing her staggering net worth.

Dubbed “Australia’s most sexually active woman”, the 28‑year‑old took to Instagram on Thursday to tell fans that in 2020 she had just $1200 to her name. Five years later, Ms Knight claims to be worth a staggering $5.2 million.

The adult content creator said that cosmetic tweaks helped boost her confidence.

“A nose job and a bit of filler can go a long way,” she laughed.

Ms Knight has previously revealed she earns about $300,000 per month, or more than $3.5m each year, from her explicit content and outrageous stunts.

In June 2025, she slept with 583 men in six hours to make content for her OnlyFans audience.

Ms Knight told The Nightly that when she decided to host the Gold Coast gang-bang, she expected about 200 men to show up.

Instead, almost 600 Aussie blokes — wearing joggers and gym clothes — lined up around the block for just 30 seconds of intimacy with the glamorous porn star.

The tightly-orchestrated event, which a “grateful” Knight described as “the best day of my life”, tripled her income, which skyrocketed to more than $7 million a year.

“It was such an amazing experience. I had a lot of fun,” she said.

“It was definitely sexually arousing and satisfying. Obviously not every guy made me finish, but six guys did, which I think is pretty good considering they didn’t have much time.

“It was my biggest fantasy but also great publicity and marketing. It really was a win win win.”

Ms Knight calls these challenges, and her OnlyFans career, “empowering”.

“I’m doing what I want to do with my body. I choose to do this. I’m going to earn money from it. I’m not being forced into it. I enjoy what I’m doing,” she said.

Her income update comes just weeks after the adult star splurged $2.7 million on what she called her “dream home” in Queensland.

The four‑bedroom property boasts a pool and large backyard and marks a major step up from her previous $1.37 million Gold Coast acreage, which is now up for auction.

“I bought the house of my dreams that doesn’t need any renovating,” Knight told Realestate.com.au.

“When I say this is my dream home I mean it. It is so, so perfect, so much space, huge backyard, a pool.”

She said the decision to sell her earlier purchase was simple.

“I decided to sell the home I bought last year,” Knight said.

“As an investment property, it just didn’t make sense.”

Knight is also looking ahead in her personal life, after getting engaged to longtime friend Henry Brayshaw in March. The pair had rekindled their relationship just a week before he proposed over dinner in Beverly Hills during a Los Angeles getaway.

While Ms Knight became close with UK adult entertainer Bonnie Blue in 2024, when they campaigned for “barely legal 18-year-olds to sleep with them at Schoolies on the Gold Coast.

“It started last year at Schoolies in November on the Gold Coast,“ Ms Blue told Perth Now.

“At the time I lived there, I was fully aware that loads of late teens were going to be there, and loads of them were messaging me like, ‘Hey, we want to film with you. Hey, you know, can we make a video?’”

Initially resisting their advances due to a lack of industry credentials, Blue quickly changed her tune upon realising there was an abundance of “schoolgirl content” online, but little of the inverse.

“I was like, as a female, why don’t I do it as the guys are the school boys and I’m the older one, because it’s worked so well the other way around, and no one has done it and flipped the roles,” she said.

“And I think within like 24 hours, it was on the news and money was spiking.”

Blue had been an active OnlyFans content creator for just six months at the time, and a year later has amassed an audience yield a staggering £600,000 (1.2 million AUD) per month in revenue.

Recruiting local pal Annie Knight as her wing-woman this year, Blue’s visa was cancelled by the Australian Government following her public call-out to Aussie teens whom she invited to collaborate with her.

A petition signed by thousands of “judgmental Karens” in early November opposing her proposed actions put pressure on the Government to intervene.