OnlyFans’ Annie Knight explains why earning $250k a month is causing her problems

Annie Knight is quickly becoming one of the most viral OnlyFans models alongside Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips, but despite her staggering net worth and cushy monthly earnings, the money has created more problems she’s been forced to contend with.

Annie went viral this week after she blew her target of sleeping with 200 men out of the water, sleeping with 583 men after getting some advice from Bonnie Blue. She was later hospitalised as a result, but is now at home recovering.

But despite her rise to OnlyFans supremacy, now in the top 0.02 per cent of earners, Annie Knight recently spoke to the troubles having a stonking net worth creates.

Annie Knight’s net worth keeps climbing, but so do the OnlyFans vultures

In an interview with Mamamia last month, Annie Knight revealed how she is earning $250,000 a month on OnlyFans and driving her net worth sky high. Through her x-rated antics and investing in the property market, she now has a projected net worth of $2.4 million. Unfortunately, with her worldwide fame and hefty bank account came the vultures who wanted a piece of it.

“With most of my friends, nothing has changed. Like I could pay for dinner and they will transfer me afterwards even though I’ve told them it’s my treat,” she told the publication.

“But of course, there are friends I’ve had in my life that have completely taken advantage of the fact I make a lot of money which is hard to reckon with because I am a generous person.”

She recalled how her friendships started to change “slowly” at first, with friends not offering to pay for the occasional dinner before escalating to “them eventually asking me for thousands of dollars”

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She continued: “I had a friend reach out basically to say, ‘I am really sorry to do this but I’m in a position where I’m not working at the moment and I have to pay to get my car fixed.’ They asked if I would lend them about $4,000. As soon as I read the message, my heart just sank which confused me because I never expected to feel that way, because I’ve always said I’d be happy to help out mates.

“I was not that close to him and I had not seen him for quite a while so it really did feel like he was just taking advantage of me. At first, I said yes to him because I felt bad that he was in that position but then I felt sick because my intuition kept telling me, ‘No, don’t do it. It’s not right.’ So I ended up telling him no in the end.”

Still, Annie Knight was left with an overwhelming sense of guilt as she pondered her huge net worth and friends genuinely needing some help.

“Is it selfish to just keep it to myself? To not help someone out that needs it?’ Those are the questions I keep asking myself,” she said. “I do often feel guilty. All of the time, honestly. But I just have to remind myself that I’ve made sacrifices and worked really, really hard to get where I am. I’m entitled to that money.”

Having learned her lesson, she is now more “picky” when it comes to choosing her friends, keeping her circle small and ensuring the people in her life like her for her, not her money.

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