Luana Alonso, a 20-year-old swimmer from Paraguay, drew significant media attention during the 2024 Paris Olympics after being asked to leave the Olympic Village, is in the news again. The glamorous swimmer Alonso has launched her an OnlyFans account just two months after she was asked to leave the Olympic village for “creating an inappropriate atmosphere”.
This follows her participation in the women’s 100m butterfly event at the Paris Olympics, where she finished 6th in her heat and 29th overall, failing to qualify for the semifinals. But immediately after the race, she announced her retirement from competitive swimming.
Paraguay media reported that Alonso spent time at Disneyland Paris instead of supporting her teammates, which upset the country’s Olympic leaders. A report in The Daily Mail stated she had become a distraction to other competitors at the Olympic Games with her “skimpy clothing and socialising with other athletes.”
“Her presence is creating an inappropriate atmosphere within Team Paraguay,” read a statement from Paraguayan Olympic Committee boss Larissa Schaerer. Schaerer thanked her for proceeding as instructed and added that “it was of her own free will that she did not spend the night in the Athletes’ Village.” Her conduct left the country’s Olympic leadership upset.
Luana Alonso launches OnlyFans account
Luana Alonso, an Olympic swimmer who represented Paraguay in the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, has transitioned to a new venture on OnlyFans. The athlete’s profile offers exclusive content for $35 a month.Alonso, 20, describes herself in her OnlyFans bio as “your favorite ex-swimmer.” She promises followers, “We’re gonna have a lot of fun together (in the messages).”Until now, she has mainly shared images of her posing in swimwear.
Although Luana Alonso has not spoken about her departure from the Olympic Village, she has discussed her plans after retirement. “I made the decision to stop and I am happy that my last race will be at the Olympics,” Alonso told Paraguay’s digital newspaper Hoy. She plans to study in the United States and pursue a career in Political Science with ambitions to become a Sports Minister one day.
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Alonso expressed her gratitude to swimming for the lessons it taught her, saying on Instagram, “Swimming: thank you for allowing me to dream, you taught me to fight, to try, perseverance, sacrifice, discipline and many more. I lived the best experiences of my life.”
In August, Alonso posted pictures from Qatar on her Instagram, including a bikini photo taken on a jet-ski. At the time of her expulsion, she claimed that footballer Neymar had sent her a direct message, although she did not elaborate on the content.
She said: ‘Neymar ‘liked’ one of my posts and then sent me a message. ‘I didn’t see the message as it was left as a request. ‘I replied to him two weeks later and he responded again.’
She refused to go into any further detail concerning the footballer’s message, telling her followers: ‘That’s all I can say about it.’
The swimmer’s new online venture has attracted mixed reactions from her followers, some expressing support and others cautioning her about potential regrets.
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