OnlyFans Star Annie Knight Champions STI Prevention in the Sex-Positive Community

 May 2, 2025

🧪 Prioritizing Pleasure and Protection: Annie Knight’s Push for STI Awareness

In an era where online sexual content is reshaping modern intimacy, Annie Knight, a 27-year-old Australian OnlyFans creator, is using her platform to spotlight a critical—yet often overlooked—issue: sexual health.

Known for her openness about her career and lifestyle, Knight doesn’t shy away from discussing the reality of having multiple sexual partners. But behind the scenes of her success lies a carefully managed protocol rooted in biweekly STI testing, partner screening, and a clear commitment to safe sex.

“I have sex with a lot of people,” Annie stated candidly in a recent interview. “But that doesn’t mean it’s reckless. I treat my sexual health with the same seriousness as I treat my business.”

Her approach is methodical: Scheduled partners must provide proof of recent STI tests, while condoms are mandatory with any partner who hasn’t been screened. She also educates her growing fanbase on the importance of regular testing, especially in an age where STI rates are on the rise—and screening rates are worryingly in decline.

According to public health experts, Knight’s approach is a model of sex-positive responsibility. In cities across Australia, sexually transmitted infections such as syphilis, gonorrhoea, and chlamydia have seen a sharp increase, particularly among younger adults and those in polyamorous or high-partner-count lifestyles. Despite this, testing rates have dropped, in part due to reduced access to bulk-billed clinics, rising healthcare costs, and post-COVID strain on sexual health services.

“The stigma around STIs and frequent testing is outdated,” Knight added. “Getting tested should be as normal as going to the dentist.”

Her message is particularly vital for creators and consumers in the online adult entertainment industry, where the boundaries between fantasy and real-life sexual behavior can sometimes blur. By being transparent about her routine and encouraging her followers to prioritize their health, Annie Knight is helping destigmatize sexual wellness while protecting herself and others.

Health professionals echo her sentiment, urging more open dialogue and normalizing conversations around STI testing. Whether you're a sex worker, in an open relationship, or casually dating, testing is not just responsible—it’s respectful.

“There’s nothing sexy about ignoring your health,” Knight concluded. “Consent includes health disclosures, and pleasure starts with protection.”