Annie Knight, an Australian content creator known for her presence on OnlyFans. She’s now making headlines after referring to herself as “Australia’s most sexually active woman”. According to the Daily Star, she claims to have slept with 300 people in 2023 and 600 more in 2024.
Her story follows the viral moment of Lilly Phillips, a 23-year-old who made headlines in December 2024 after reportedly setting a record by sleeping with 100 men in 24 hours. Inspired by this, Annie set a bold new goal: to sleep with 1,000 men in a single day in 2025.
Now, Knight is at the center of a heated public debate after hosting an event where she reportedly had sex with over 580 men in just six hours—a step toward her larger goal. The event, held at a swingers club, was tightly organized, with participants required to register in advance, use protection, and follow strict health and safety protocols. A team was reportedly present on-site to oversee the process and ensure order.
Knight later described the experience as empowering, saying she felt fully in control of her body and her choices. “I have no regrets,” she said in an interview following the event.
Hospitalization
However, just days later, Knight revealed that she had been hospitalized due to complications, including vaginal bleeding. While some of the symptoms were linked to a pre-existing condition—endometriosis—Knight admitted the intense physical demands of the event likely worsened her health.
“I’m not doing very well, I’ve been bleeding a lot since the challenge,” she shared. “I was in a lot of pain afterwards,” adding that doctors advised her to rest and monitor for further issues.
Content creator Annie Knight took a trip to the hospital a couple of days after sleeping with 583 men in just 6 hours. This goal-setter found out the hard way that «583 guys in a day isn’t that good for your body.» pic.twitter.com/Y0aZIntQUC
— Sean Joseph (@sjoseph_sports) May 22, 2025
Despite the controversy and her recent hospitalization, Knight has stated that she plans to continue the project and may organize similar events in other cities. Her story is now raising broader questions about the limits of body autonomy, digital fame, and the health risks associated with adult content performance on such a large scale.
As the conversation unfolds, many are asking: At what point does viral ambition outweigh personal safety?
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