Dating can be a minefield, and Annie Knight knows it all too well.

The candid model, known for sharing her sex life after bonking 300 guys in one year, is not shy when it comes to discussing her intimate life.

And recently she let slip on a date with an Australian actor in the Double Dose podcast which she co-hosts with Talia Maddison. A recent episode was shared with their 5,800 Instagram fans.

The caption read: “Annie went on a date with an Australian celebrity and there were a few red flags.” The beauty, from Melbourne, said: “This is my first date in six months.”

She continued: “It was with a very well-known Australian actor. But there were a few things and I wanted to talk about it in this segment because they’re more tips for people.

“The first thing was major name dropping and he would say things like ‘oh yeah he lets me keep my really expensive wines in his million dollar mansion’.

“And we walk past this house and he goes ‘oh that’s blah blah house. He let me stay there for like a year or whatever’. I was like ‘okay are you lying at this point?’

“Like that’s super random that we’d walk past that guy’s house when you were just talking about him five minutes ago.”

Annie found the experience rather odd and had “many questions”. But the date went from strange to uncomfortable when it was time to say goodbye.

The model wasn’t pleased by what the actor asked her (Image: anniekknight/Instagram)
The bloke hugged her for what felt like an eternity, failing to read basic social cues that suggest a light, distanced embrace would have been more appropriate.

Annie’s continued: “You know when you just meet someone it’s the middle of the day so you just go in for like a light distanced hug.

“He grabbed me close to him, rubbed my back up and down. Held me for like 10 seconds and I’m like I hate physical touch when I don’t know someone.”

As the podcast progressed, Annie mentioned her endometriosis as a way of explaining why she wasn’t feeling well prior to their date.

Out of nowhere, the guy asked: “Does it hurt when you have sex?” All Annie could think at that moment was “I just met you and you’re asking about my sex life?”

The post quickly gained attention but the comments weren’t so positive. One said: “What’s the difference as you have told the whole of Australia about your sex life?”

While another added: “This is the biggest load of rubbish I have ever heard in my life, I’m out.”