Adult Star Annie Knight Says Fans Who 'Used to Hate' Her Changed Their Minds After Reality TV Debut

Adult star star Annie Knight said her appearance on reality series Turned On: Dirty S--- Money has dramatically changed how many people view her.

The 29-year-old revealed fans who once criticized her are now reaching out with messages of support after getting to know her beyond her online persona.

Knight revealed she's been flooded with messages from viewers who admitted they had misjudged her before watching the show.

"I've had so many messages from people saying, 'I'm not going to lie—I used to hate you, but after watching the show, I love you,'" she shared.

The reality star said changing public perception was one of her biggest hopes when signing on to the series.

"I also want s-- work to be more widely accepted; I'm much more than just that. I'm emotionally intelligent, I'm a good friend, and I genuinely try to be a good person," Knight said.

She added, "I want people like Lily and me, who do more outrageous content, challenges, and stunts, to be accepted just as much as any other s-- worker. Hearing those messages makes me feel like we've achieved that goal."

While season one has come to an end, Knight promised viewers there is plenty more drama waiting if the show returns.

"A lot more drama," she said when asked what fans can expect from Season 2.

"Honestly, the second the cameras stopped rolling, the drama didn't stop. It's just been one thing after another," she added: "I keep messaging the producers saying, 'Get the cameras rolling.'"

Knight also revealed one of her favorite moments from filming never made it into the final cut.

"There was also a double-date scene with Sammy, Lily, Henry and me that was hilarious," she said.

"Even the producers were saying, 'This is the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life.' I really wish that had made it into the show."

The reality star also reflected on her friendship breakdown with Mia Bailey, admitting it has changed how she approaches relationships.

"Losing friends is always hard, especially in this industry," Knight said. "It's difficult to make genuine friendships, so every friendship you lose hurts even more."

She continued: "I have reached a point where I'm very selective about who I let into my life. Mia just wasn't that person."

Looking back on everything that happened, Knight admitted she's still processing it.

"Looking back, it's crazy how everything unfolded. I still can't believe it happened the way it did," she concluded.