Annie Knight marries her husband Henry Brayshaw without a prenup despite earning $200,000 a month and his past gambling addiction

Annie Knight has revealed why she married husband Henry Brayshaw without a prenuptial agreement, despite reportedly earning $200,000 a month.

The social media star, 29, said the couple had originally planned to sign a financial agreement before their wedding in October but decided against rushing the process.

'We looked into the process of doing a prenup, and it's quite an expensive process,' Annie told News Corp. 

After speaking to two lawyers, they realised there was too much to organise in the lead-up to their big day.

Annie said they now plan to revisit the agreement next year when they have more time, explaining: 'We have a few big things we need to be paying for in the next year, and we've got some exciting opportunities coming up.'

She also wants to make sure Henry is financially protected, particularly because he has given up his job to help with her OnlyFans business.

'The prenup is actually not just for me. It would be for Henry as well,' she said.

'I asked Henry to stop working, and he does a lot for me.'

Annie said she wants any future agreement to recognise the sacrifices he has made for her career and their relationship.

Annie also currently manages the couple's finances, an arrangement that allows Henry to focus on his recovery from a gambling addiction.

Henry has previously struggled with gambling, which reportedly left him with significant debts and took a toll on his mental health.

Annie has taken control of their money, giving him spending money while managing the rest of their finances.

She has said the arrangement has helped Henry get back on track, and wants any future financial agreement to reflect the role they both play in their marriage.

It comes after Annie revealed when she plans to start a family with Henry Brayshaw, revealing that she could walk away from her lucrative adult content career once children enter the picture.

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Annie revealed that while children are firmly on the cards, she is giving herself a few more years to focus on major career opportunities first. 

'We want kids, but it is probably like a 2028 type thing! I have got some big work opportunities next year, and there are a few things we want to achieve work-wise before we bring kids into the mix,' Annie said.

And when it comes to balancing motherhood with her racy career, Annie admitted she may eventually hang up her adult-content hat for good.

The star is already working on diversifying her business interests and building alternative income streams, which could give her the freedom to step away from the industry when the time comes. 

'I am starting a business, I have got a lot of opportunities. I think if I had a kid now it would be a little bit crazy! We definitely want kids, but will wait,' she said.

'It really depends where I am at by the time I actually have kids. If my income has been diversified and I have other opportunities, I would potentially give up my adult career.'

Annie was candid about the demands of her current work, explaining motherhood could make it difficult to keep up with the industry. 

'It is a lot of work, despite what people think. It's physically, mentally and emotionally demanding! If I have a kid it might be hard to keep on top of that,' she said.

Annie and Henry celebrated their wedding at the scenic Valley Estate in Currumbin Valley before jetting off to the Philippines for a sun-soaked honeymoon.

But there was more than just wedding bliss to discuss, with Annie also clearing up speculation surrounding a bridesmaid who was dropped from the ceremony following a dispute.

'It was someone I met in the past five years... no one from the Stan show I starred in,' Annie said. 

The newlywed also shed more light on the whirlwind beginnings of her romance with Henry, revealing the pair only became a couple in March 2025.

Annie previously revealed Henry became jealous after he saw her flirting with US influencer Ryan Pownall during a trip to Los Angeles before the romance between the newlyweds began.

'I had been deeply in love with Henry since I met him years ago. We went out to dinner with Ryan, the next night I went out with Henry... he asked me to be his girlfriend. Two days after that he proposed!' she said.

'I was so surprised and happy, it didn't feel real!'

Annie's wedding also made headlines after she spoke about Henry's estranged father, cricket legend James Brayshaw, missing the ceremony.

She previously expressed her 'immense sadness' that certain family members were absent from the big day, but insisted the estrangement between Henry and his father predated their relationship.

'Henry hasn't had a relationship with his dad for over three years, long before we were together. Their estrangement has nothing to do with me,' she said.

'That is a personal family matter, it has nothing to do with me. People assume that he has decided not to be a part of Henry's life because of me... that is just not true!'

While Annie wished James had been there for his son, she acknowledged the circumstances made his absence understandable. 

'Do I wish that Henry's dad had been there? Yeah! In another world, for Henry's sake, absolutely. But given where Henry's relationship is now, it wouldn't have been the right time.'

Instead, she said the support of Henry's mother, Sarah, and his two brothers meant everything to the couple. 

'What mattered most was that Henry's mum Sarah and his two brothers were there. That meant the world to us,' she continued.

'We still talk about Sarah's 12-minute speech and how much she loves Henry and me.' 

Annie added that she hoped Henry and James could eventually reconcile, and that she would support her husband if they decided to rebuild their relationship.