Annie Knight, widely known as “Australia’s most sexually active woman,” has sparked significant debate after claiming she is a “teacher” rather than a “predator.” Knight, an OnlyFans creator, has openly shared her controversial plans of taking the virginity of 500 young men in 2025, stating her intentions are educational.
“I also get to teach them boundaries, respect, and consent and show them what feels good for a woman so they can use those techniques in the future,” she said.
This statement comes after Knight, who recently announced her goal of sleeping with 1,000 men in 2025, revealed she is actively searching for a boyfriend. Over the weekend, she told her TikTok followers that any potential partner would have to be “super secure” to support her career and allow her to continue filming her sex challenges with other men.
“I want a boyfriend, I’m ready to find love, there I said it,” she shared openly.
“The girl who’s getting r***ed by a thousand people in a year wants to find someone to settle down with. I just want to find someone who’s going to support my career. I still want to do my challenges so obviously they need to be super secure and non-judgemental.”
Annie, who claimed to have slept with 600 men in 2024, mentioned that she is now “ready to get back in the game” following a two-year hiatus. However, she admitted that her OnlyFans career and sex-related challenges make dating more difficult than usual.
Speaking to Vice, the 28-year-old adult content creator defended her actions, stating that she should not face criticism for engaging in consensual activities with adults.
“I simply wish these people who put so much effort into stopping me from teaching legal adults sex would put more effort into helping those in the community who are struggling at the hands of actual predators,” she said.
Despite her career and public persona, Annie revealed her desire for a meaningful relationship. She acknowledged that some potential suitors might feel apprehensive about pursuing a relationship with her due to her line of work and “the way I go about it.” She also shared that she had set up a Hinge account to find dates but was flooded with messages from men eager to be her “number 1,000.”
“I know online I come across a certain way and, obviously, that’s all part of the branding when it comes to my OF, but who I am as a person is so separate from that,” she explained.
“Any of my friends will tell you I’m the most kind, caring, loyal, and generous person. That’s the truth and I pride myself on being all of those things, that’s how my mum raised me.”
While Annie joked about not sleeping with any of her dates until after three meetings, she admitted it would be a challenge to withhold intimacy. She remains optimistic about finding love and settling down despite her unconventional lifestyle.
Last week, Annie shared that she was meeting a man who worked in real estate, describing it as an “orange flag” but decided to give him a chance regardless. Ultimately, she hopes to balance her career and personal life while staying true to her goals and values.
