Swimmer Luana Alonso launches OnlyFans after Olympic Village drama

Olympic swimmer Luana Alonso says goodbye to the swimming pool and hello to OnlyFans.

The athlete, who represented Team Paraguay at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, recently launched her profile with exclusive content for $35 a month.

According to Daily Mail, Alonso, 20, listed “her favorite ex-swimmer” in her OnlyFans bio.

“Promise me you won’t regret it,” she adds. “We’re going to have a lot of fun together (on the news).”

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Courtesy of Luana Alonso/Instagram Luana Alonso made headlines at the 2024 Paris Olympics for more than just her swimming skills. On Monday, August 5, it was revealed that the 20-year-old athlete from Paraguay was allegedly kicked out of the Olympic Village for “creating an inappropriate atmosphere,” according to the head of the Paraguayan Olympic Village (…).

During her participation in the Olympics, Alonso failed to qualify for the semifinals of the women's 100 m butterfly after finishing 6th in her heat. In another twist, Alonso was asked to leave the Olympic Village for creating an “inappropriate atmosphere” within the team.

“Your presence creates an inappropriate atmosphere in Team Paraguay” Larissa SchärerChairman of the Paraguayan Olympic Committee said in a statement to The sun on August 5th. “We thank her for proceeding as instructed, as she did not stay overnight in the athletes’ village of her own free will.”

Paraguayan media reported that Alonso spent time at Disneyland Paris instead of supporting her teammates. Their actions reportedly angered the country's Olympic leadership.

While Alonso did not address her departure from the Olympic Village, she gave insight into her retirement plans in a candid interview.

“I have made the decision to quit and I am happy that my last race will be at the Olympics,” Alonso told Paraguayan digital newspaper Hoy. “I will go to the USA to study. I will continue my career in political science and, why not, one day become Minister of Sports.”

“I will always have a love for swimming and maybe competing, but that's not what I want in life,” she continued. “I want to work for a company. I already have my life plan and hope that it can be implemented.”

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After her Olympic race, Alonso also expressed her gratitude to the sport of swimming for all the life lessons she learned in and out of the pool.

“Swimming: Thank you for allowing me to dream. You taught me to fight, to strive, perseverance, sacrifice, discipline and so much more,” she wrote on Instagram on July 28. I won't change it for the world because I have had the best experiences of my life, you have given me thousands of joys, friends from other countries that I will always carry in my heart, unique opportunities. It’s not a goodbye, it’s a see you soon.”

Us weekly asked Alonso for comment on her OnlyFans account.