OnlyFans creator Annie Knight is ready to move on from her headline-making stunt work.
“Stunts is such a broad term, so it depends on what you’re referring to,” Knight, 29, said in a press release shared with Us on Tuesday, August 25, when asked whether she was “done” with stunts. “In terms of the challenges I was known for, I’m out now.”
The content creator continued, “There’s a lot more I’d like to do around education. Lily Phillips and I did Sex University last year, which I really enjoyed, so I’m still very much open to doing what you could call ‘educational stunts.’ I’d like to do things that give us the ability to educate people. People love to call us predators or look down on us, when really we’re some of the best people to give advice on consent, respect and how to have sex safely.”
Knight pointed out that “in the sex work industry, getting tested regularly is a must,” which means it “can be one of the safest environments to be having sex because we get tested so regularly.”
“If doing some kind of stunt, like Sex University, is what gets people to listen to that education, then I’m absolutely down for it,” she explained. “From now on, though, I want my stunts to have a purpose. I want there to be a positive outcome behind them. I don’t want to do a stunt for the sake of getting media attention anymore. If I’m going to do something, I want it to have a purpose.”
Knight is an adult content creator who has earned a seven-figure salary from performing viral stunts, including her most outrageous challenge in May 2025: sleeping with 583 men in six hours. She used her OnlyFans income to purchase a multimillion-dollar mansion with her fiancé, Henry Brayshaw.
Though Knight has since transitioned out of stunt work, she has continued to advocate for adult content creators.
“I think there’s a very obvious ‘whore-archy,’” Knight said during an episode of the Australian reality series Turned On: Dirty Sexy Money in June. “Sex workers love to judge fellow sex workers based on what type of sex work they’re doing. Despite the fact we’re all in the same industry and should be supporting each other, some people choose to tear each other down.”
Other creators, such as Phillips, 24, and Bonnie Blue, have also carved out spots for themselves in the stunt work genre. In January 2025, Blue, 27, successfully completed her world record attempt to have sex with 1,057 men in a 12-hour period. Phillips topped the feat by sleeping with 1,113 men in 12 hours.
OnlyFans has since taken steps to ban that type of content.
“Extreme ‘challenge’ content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service,” a spokesperson told Us in a statement. “Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”
According to Knight, stunt creators helped bring more awareness to OnlyFans stars.
“I think it’s pretty obvious that before stunt creators came onto the scene, OnlyFans creators weren’t really cared about,” she said on Tuesday. “They were looked down on and made a mockery of. Prior to me doing stunt work, the media really didn’t write about OnlyFans creators. They didn’t care and they didn’t want to talk to them. Realistically, I was one of the first Australian creators to really be given a platform, whether that was going on radio shows, podcasts or being written about in the media. Now we even have a TV show.”
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