OnlyFans creator Annie Knight is finally feeling better after being hospitalized, following intense scrutiny about her viral challenge where she reportedly slept with 583 men in six hours.
The 28-year-old says her health scare was not caused by the challenge, despite doctors repeatedly linking it to her condition.
She said she has been struggling with serious issues since January, long before the event took place in May.
Speaking to Us Weekly, Annie said, “I don’t have really any answers or anything like that, but I am feeling a lot better.”
She added, “All my symptoms seem to have finally stopped, but only really as of three days ago. It’s lasted a fair while.”
She explained that medical staff kept pointing to the 583 men challenge, ignoring her history of endometriosis and other health problems.
She told them, “It can’t have been the challenge because I’ve been having these issues since January.”
Annie added: “It was frustrating that they were just trying to mostly just associate everything with the challenge.”
Eventually, she said doctors agreed it was not caused by the challenge.
She recalled saying, “I told you,” when they finally accepted it wasn’t the cause.
“I Hit A Physical and Emotional Wall”
After the event, Annie said her body simply crashed.
She hit a wall physically and emotionally, after organizing the challenge and buying her dream home with fiancé Henry Brayshaw.
She said her endometriosis symptoms worsened, including heavy and irregular periods.
Endometriosis is a chronic disease where tissue similar to the uterus lining grows outside the uterus.
It can cause severe pain, hormonal issues, depression, fatigue and even infertility.
Annie said the ongoing pain, stress and confusion about her diagnosis took a toll on her mental health.
She said, “How am I still suffering? I don’t have answers and no one seems to know how to help me.”
She admitted she has not felt like herself for months.
Recently, she began to feel slightly better, but was scared to say it out loud in case it didn’t last.
She said, “I think hopefully now I’m on the road to recovery and I can start getting back into my normal routine.”
She has not been able to go to the gym or do the things she loves and hopes this is the turning point.
“I don’t have full answers, but I finally have hope.
And for Annie, after months of pain and confusion, that was enough.
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