Annie Knight: OnlyFans star and new husband Henry Brayshaw did not sign prenup, admits she pays him a salary

Controversial OnlyFans star Annie Knight has revealed she and new husband Henry Brayshaw did not sign a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage, despite raking in $200,000 per month and supporting him financially.

The Aussie top earner, 29, and her long-time friend tied the knot in a lavish $180,000 affair on the Gold Coast in early October alongside a modest party of 72 guests.

In contrast to their wedding budget, the couple were supposedly put off by the steep costs associated with signing a prenup, but are planning to re-visit it in a year or so.

“We looked into the process of doing a prenup, and it’s quite an expensive process. We had every intention of doing it and we’d had many conversations about it,” Knight said.

“Obviously, it’s a difficult conversation to have because we never want to be in a position where we’re getting divorced. Ideally, we want to be together forever.”

Knight financially assisted Brayshaw in his recent bid to ditch a gambling addiction.

She is also the couple’s number one source of income, which her husband welcomes, and pays him a salary for his work for her company.

“Henry and I keep our finances separate, but I manage Henry’s finances for him,” Knight said.

“When he gets paid, because he helps me out with work and I pay him a salary from my company, he doesn’t have access to the account his salary goes into.

“I give him his spending money from that, and I invest in stocks for him as well so he can earn interest on it.”

Brayshaw described his wife’s role as a “blessing”.

“I wouldn’t have been able to knock my addiction on the head and become the best version of myself if it wasn’t for her doing that,” he said.

Knight had previously garnered attention for her “583-guy challenge in a day”, along with shared Gold Coast Schoolies Week exploits in tandem with British headline-maker Bonnie Blue.

However, the experienced entertainer recently disclosed she had ceased filming with other men after extensive consultation with her husband.

She has even suggested her long-time supporter has even improved her work, to some degree.

“People judge us all the time. They say Henry’s a cuck and that he’s a loser because he stays at home, doesn’t work and is dependent on me. But Henry loves it, I love it, and I think it’s fantastic,” she said.

“I wouldn’t be able to work to the best of my ability if it wasn’t for Henry. I don’t know how I used to manage my life before Henry and I were together.”