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Topics: Australia, News, Sex and Relationships, Money
Bec Oakes
Topics: Australia, News, Sex and Relationships, Money
We all know that a woman's body count does not matter. Still, the number of lovers one Aussie woman racked up in the space of a year is pretty impressive.
26-year-old Annie Knight is known as Australia's 'most sexually active woman.'
Annie is an OnlyFans creator from the Gold Coast, who sits in the top 0.4 percent of creators on the platform, earning an astounding $1000 (£518) per day.
She recently spoke about her sex life during an appearance on The Kyle and Jackie O Show, where she revealed she'd slept with more than 300 people in one year.
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Having made a career out of posting x-rated content, it's no surprise that Annie enjoys intimacy.
"Sex makes me feel good," she told the radio presenters. "It's meant to make you feel good. It's just fun and exciting. It's messy; the messier the sex, the better."
She added: "I felt empowered afterward."
But how exactly does Annie organise all these sexual encounters?
She revealed that she uses dating apps as well as utilising her popularity on OnlyFans to find sexual partners, and also has about eight 'regulars' that she meets up with on a weekly basis.
Annie also shared that some of her male partners try to get all cute and cuddly after sex, but admitted she's 'not about that.'
When asked about the key to her success, Annie emphasised consistency.
"I'm very consistent," she explained. "I send a video out every day, and I always post photos every day."
Still, her journey to success hasn't been smooth sailing.
Annie hit headlines earlier this month when she revealed that she was fired from her job because of her OnlyFans account.
"The last thing I wanted to do was to get fired if someone found my OnlyFans," she told SBS News.
"I had just started a new job. I was on day five, and I actually went home sick that day and received an email saying termination of contract."
The email contained screenshots from her account plus three reasons for her dismissal.
The reasons included allegations she falsely claimed having a side business, shared ‘online pornographic images’ with crude language and hadn’t sought the company’s permission to run her side gig.
She admitted: “By day five I hated the job so much that I wasn’t going to fight the ruling. But I was definitely very upset and very angry at the decision.”
Ultimately though, it was Annie who got the last laugh as she dominates the content subscription service, raking in an estimated $1.8 million (£933,000) per year.