Annie Knight has never been shy about her work on OnlyFans, but recently her fiancé addressed criticism of her career.
According to Life & Style, Henry Brayshaw took to Instagram Stories to explain why he’s changing how he responds to online attacks—and why he stands firmly behind Knight.
Brayshaw shared screenshots of direct messages he regularly receives from strangers who question his relationship and masculinity because of Knight’s profession.
Instead of ignoring the messages, he said he’s now choosing to engage thoughtfully. “So, I thought I’d share a version of what I get a lot,” Brayshaw wrote. “I used to not respond but I think this is a good example of what I’ve been trying to do recently and the results have proven productive for me.”
One message shown in the screenshots read, “You’re a failure of a man, you should be ashamed. … Why would you let your gf do that?” Brayshaw corrected the commenter, noting that Knight is not his girlfriend but his fiancée. The response came back bluntly: “even worse.”
Rather than escalating the exchange, Brayshaw replied with a calm defense of both Knight and their relationship. “It’s her job brother! [It] has been for a long time,” he wrote. “She’s a beautiful person and my oldest greatest friend. Fiercely loyal and would do anything for me. [It’s] hard to find someone like that mate! I hope you do some day.”
When the conversation turned to concerns about Knight’s safety and the nature of her work, Brayshaw again pushed back. “She has a full team of support around her,” he explained. “It’s a very professional operation and once you understand the levels of safety and care within the industry it’s quite comforting.”
He added that misunderstandings about the adult content space are common but often rooted in a lack of information.
Brayshaw’s comments come as Knight continues to be open about the financial success she’s found on OnlyFans. In 2025, she earned approximately $2.8 million on the platform, with her highest-earning month bringing in around $600,000.
Knight previously said the numbers weren’t shocking but still meaningful. “Whenever I have another successful month, it’s a good feeling to know that what I’m doing is still working and people still care,” she shared.