Adult content creator Annie Knight has revealed the shocking amount of money she has been paid by one fan for a simple phone call.
The 28-year-old confessed on Wednesday the most she had ever earned from one subscriber on her OnlyFans account was US$33,000 (AU$50,616).
She told Reality Check Show host Shuan Maroof the fan mostly paid her for video calls, with some of their chats raking in up to US$5,000 (AU$7,669) per call.
‘How does that even happen? How much content did he buy?’ a stunned Shuan asked.
‘We do a lot of video calls. That could be $5,000 sometimes, if it’s a long one. Or it could be custom videos, sexting,’ Annie replied.
Shocked by the revelation, Shuan then asked the sex worker what she was doing with this particular fan on the phone to warrant a $5,000 pay day.
Annie Knight, 28, has revealed the shocking amount of money she has been paid by one fan for a simple phone call
‘Sometimes we’re literally just chatting. We’re just having a conversation,’ said Annie, who has a staggering net worth of $5.2 million.
‘Then other times it’s more sexual.’
It comes after the blonde beauty, who has been dubbed ‘Australia’s most sexually active woman’, escaped a terrifying incident while holidaying in the US.
The OnlyFans creator took to her Instagram Stories on Friday to share details of the frightening moment she was almost a victim of assault.
Annie said she was walking on a main street with two girlfriends when a man came at them with a machete.
She said they escaped the attack by ‘sprinting’ into a nearby restaurant.
In a shocking twist, she claimed none of the onlookers paid any attention as the distressed women recomposed themselves.
‘[We] were visibly shaken and scared and no one batted an eyelid,’ she said.
The adult content creator confessed on Wednesday the most she had ever earned from one subscriber on her OnlyFans account was US$33,000 (AU$50,616)
Annie included a picture of herself and reflected on the chilling incident in the story.
‘It was one of the scariest things to happen to me, but I was shocked at how normal that must be here,’ she wrote.
‘If that happened in Australia, there [would have been] police helicopters flying overhead… and it [would have] been on national news,’ she continued.
‘Stay safe out there, folks.’
