Annie Knight, the 28-year-old content creator known for pushing boundaries on OnlyFans, has found herself in the spotlight yet again, but this time from a hospital bed. After completing an eyebrow-raising six-hour intimacy challenge with 583 individuals on 18 May, Annie shared on Instagram that she was not handling the aftermath well.
Wrapped in a blue hospital gown and hooked up to monitors, Annie posted a selfie from her hospital room with a caption that stopped everyone mid-scroll: ¡°I guess 583 guys in a day is not that good for you.¡± And just like that, the internet spiralled.
In a follow-up video clip posted to her story, she added with a touch of humour, ¡°Being hospitalised after taking on 583 in a day was not on my 2025 bingo card.¡±
What seemed like a bold career move turned into a real health scare. Annie revealed she was experiencing persistent bleeding, discomfort, and even a minor injury. While she has reassured fans that she will recover, she admitted that the experience left her feeling physically drained. She also mentioned that her pre-existing condition, endometriosis, may have worsened her symptoms.
¡°I am not doing well right now,¡± Annie reportedly told US Weekly. ¡°There has been a lot of bleeding, and things got a bit raw.¡± She added that a small cut and her chronic health condition were likely contributors to the pain she is enduring.
Despite the physical consequences, Annie said she was surprised by how achievable the challenge turned out to be. She admitted that her previous record was just 24 in a day, making this feat quite a leap.
While many users on social media have questioned the ethics, logistics, and impact of such stunts, Annie remains protective, not just of herself, but also of the men involved. According to her, public criticism of them bothers her deeply, as they were simply participating in something consensual and understood.
Although she is still recovering, Annie says she will bounce back, and if history is any indication, she is not one to fade quietly. The challenge may have taken a toll, but it has also ignited conversations across social media about the lengths content creators go for visibility, and the real-world consequences that can follow.