Australia's Most Sexually Active Woman Annie Knight hosts engagement party ahead of her marriage to Henry Brayshaw
Annie Knight recently hosted a glamorous engagement celebration in honour of her upcoming marriage to Henry Brayshaw.
The adult content creator, 28, dubbed Australia's Most Sexually Active Woman, shared a gallery of precious photos to social media on Friday, which captured highlights from the event.
One adorable photo showed the loved-up couple having fun at a local bar, with Henry kissing Annie on the cheek as she held a drink in her hand.
Both dressed to impress, as Annie looked stunning in a white mini-dress while Henry was dashing in a cream blazer paired with black pants.
Another snapshot showed Henry addressing their guests with a microphone, as Annie looked on.
A third image featured their elegantly designed party cake adorned with the word 'Engaged'.
Annie captioned the gallery with some notes from the traditional Wedding March song.
In March, the eye-watering cost of Annie's huge diamond engagement ring was revealed.
Annie got engaged to boyfriend Henry Brayshaw over a romantic dinner in Beverly Hills in late March - one week after they rekindled their romance.
Sparing no expense, Henry, 27, who is the son of sports commentator James Brayshaw, proposed to Annie with a three carat diamond, which Daily Mail Australia can reveal is worth $200,000.
The enormous oval cut stone takes up almost the width of Annie's finger and is placed on an elegant gold band.
Austen & Blake jewellery expert Tony French exclusively told Daily Mail Australia: 'A natural diamond of this carat could cost anywhere between $140,000-$200,000.
'Complemented by what looks to be an 18 carat yellow band, this impressive single stone setting ring makes everything about the diamond.'
'Despite its weight, the ring is beautifully understated. It's the elegance and cut that captures attention. From the top, it is very reminiscent of the Cartier 1895 solitaire,' Tony continued.
The adult content creator dubbed Australia's Most Sexually Active Woman, recently shared a gallery of precious photos to social media which captured highlights from the event
One image features their elegantly decorated party cake adorned with the word 'Engaged'
Annie said she has already started planning her wedding to Henry, with the couple hoping to tie the knot in late 2026 in Australia.
'I'm a very organised person. I love planning,' she gushed to Daily Mail Australia.
'I've been planning my wedding since I was a little girl. I want to make sure it's exactly what I want, and Henry is the same.
'I have already started planning a lot of it,' she added. 'I have already picked a venue and I'm sussing out dress designers and figuring out a day.
'We're thinking the second half of next year. I'm not going to spare any expense. I want it to be my dream wedding.'
Annie also revealed her mother Karyn was the first person she called after Henry popped the question, but after informing her father Simon and her friends, she went straight to OnlyFans to tell her subscribers.
The preppy blonde makes millions by selling sexually explicit videos and images to her devout fans on the adult website, and Annie made sure they knew she wouldn't be going anywhere despite the ring on her finger.
Earlier this year, Annie made clear that her relationship with Henry won't stop her from bedding hundreds of men before her wedding night.
She said her fiancé is completely monogamous and faithful to her, and is forbidden from sleeping with other women - but the same rules don't apply to her.
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