Annie Knight says it is easy to sleep with 583 men in 6 hours

Annie Knight dubbed as the Australia most sexually active women has confirmed that she has already met the target of sleeping with 1000 men in 2025 already by bedding 583 men in six hours.

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Gold Coast-based OnlyFans star Annie Knight, known for her bold personal challenges, has already exceeded her ambitious 2025 goal of sleeping with 1000 men, . In an exclusive interview with news.com.au, the 27-year-old content creator revealed how she achieved this milestone through a single, groundbreaking event.

Knight opened applications for men to participate in an intimate experience with her, attracting an overwhelming 2,000 applicants. On Sunday, an astonishing 583 men showed up to engage in the intimate act, propelling her past her target in record time. This remarkable feat has further solidified her reputation as one of Australia’s most prominent and controversial content creators.

When asked if the massive turnout at her recent event contributed to her 2025 goal of sleeping with 1000 men, Australian OnlyFans star Annie Knight confirmed it absolutely did. “I hadn’t even considered it at first,” she told news.com.au. “I was thinking around 400 or so, but with 583 people showing up, I’ve already smashed my goal!” The Gold Coast-based content creator’s bold milestone was achieved in just one event, cementing her status as a leading figure in adult content creation.

Sleeping with 583 men in six hours left the star battling Bleeding and Endometriosis

In an emotional interview with Us Weekly late on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, just days after achieving her bold goal of sleeping with 600 men on Sunday, May 18, 28-year-old Gold Coast OnlyFans star Annie Knight shared a vulnerable update about her health. Following the record-breaking event, Knight experienced concerning symptoms, including significant bleeding, which led to blood tests and further medical evaluations.

“I’m not doing very well,” Knight admitted to Us Weekly, her voice tinged with worry. “I’ve been bleeding a lot since the challenge. It was definitely a bit raw down there, and I did get a small cut.” As someone who lives with endometriosis—a condition where tissue similar to the uterine lining grows outside the uterus, as defined by the Mayo Clinic—Knight is uncertain whether the bleeding stems from the physical intensity of her challenge or her chronic condition.

Despite the health scare, Knight’s openness about her struggles with endometriosis and the physical toll of her ambitious goal adds a deeply human layer to her public persona, resonating with fans and those navigating similar health challenges.