Annie Knight, a 26-year-old Australian OnlyFans creator, recently made headlines for attempting to set a new record by engaging with 583 men in a single day. The event, which lasted six hours, was meticulously organized, with over 2,000 men applying to participate. Knight ensured anonymity for participants by providing pink balaclavas and mandated the use of protection, covering all associated costs herself, totaling approximately $10,000.
Despite the planning, Annie Knight was hospitalized shortly after the event due to excessive bleeding and a minor injury. She has endometriosis, a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, which may have exacerbated her symptoms. Knight shared her experience on social media, stating, “Being hospitalized after taking 583 [men] in a day was not on my 2025 bingo card.”
Public reaction has been mixed, with some praising her boldness and others criticizing the stunt as exploitative. Knight defended both herself and the participants, emphasizing that the event was consensual and that she provided a “free service.” Annie Knight also mentioned that her fiancé supports her decisions and that she plans to organize similar events in the future.
Knight’s actions have sparked broader discussions about the lengths content creators may go to for visibility and the potential health risks involved. While Annie Knight remains unapologetic, her experience serves as a cautionary tale about pushing physical limits for the sake of online fame.
