A woman who slept with over 300 people in a year has revealed the incredible amount of money she makes from her OnlyFans account. <a href="https://vt.co/lifestyle/relationships/only-fans-sex-300-people-one-year">Annie Knight</a> ranks in the top 0.4% of creators on OnlyFans and is known as Australia's "most sexually active woman" after bedding over <a href="https://vt.co/lifestyle/annie-knight-300-sexual-partners-year-onlyfans">300 people in one year</a>. In a candid interview on <a href="https://www.kiis1065.com.au/shows/kyle-jackie-o/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Kyle and Jackie O Show, </a>she delved into her experiences, revealing that some of her partners attempt to cuddle after they've done the deed, but she's "not about that". Annie makes her money largely from her OnlyFans following, but how much does she earn? [[instagramwidget||https://www.instagram.com/p/CuRJjmkyjSi/]] The internet star took to TikTok to reveal everything and it's a pretty eyewatering amount! "So from May this year until September this year, I was making about AU$150,000 ($95,000) a month," she began. "This month in October,  it looks like I'm going to crack the 200,000 mark, which is beyond anything I ever dreamed of." She continued: "Back in like January of this year, I was earning about $30,000 per month, and now I earn that in like half a week." However, if you believe that making a living from "spicy content", as Annie puts it, is easy - then she has a word of warning. [[tiktokwidget||https://www.tiktok.com/@annieknight78/video/7293069434955042050]] Annie said: "I would like to say that obviously there's a lot of work involved with being a spicy creator. I think a lot of people see TikToks like these and think, oh my god, that's such easy money like I can do that too. But there is so much marketing involved, so much PR involved. "You really do have to work and hustle and make sacrifices if you want to be earning the big bucks. I think honestly unless you're famous like Anna Paul, Michaela Tester, Bella Thorne, whatever, you're not gonna be making hundreds of thousands of dollars a month unless you're hustling. I have worked so hard for the past three years." Annie revealed that when her journey into the industry began she would sit in her bedroom and make spreadsheets, which included targets of earning over AU$100,000 a month. "I think the reason why I've gotten to where I've gotten is because of my unwavering belief in myself," Annie went on. "My whole life everyone has doubted me my parents, my friends, literally everyone." <img class="size-full wp-image-1263233728" src="https://img.vt.co/2023/10/GettyImages-1441926554.jpg" alt="OnlyFans" width="1024" height="683" />[[imagecaption|| Annie is in the top 0.4% of creators on OnlyFans. Credit: John Phillips/Getty]] She continued: "No one has truly believed in me. They've said that they believe in me and that they think I can do it, but no one has actually meant it. But I have always known I literally said to my parents when I was like 15, I said I'm gonna be rich one day and they were like, how you gonna do that? I was like, just you wait just you wait I'm gonna do it." The OnlyFans star explained that she's happy with her life, especially with the freedom that being single brings. While noting that she isn't against having a boyfriend - he would only be an "addition" to her life and not the main event. It seems like Annie is happy... and doing very well financially! <h6>Featured image credit: Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket/Getty</h6>

Woman who slept with over 300 people in a year reveals staggering amount of money she makes

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