Olympian Swimmer Launches Onlyfans After Being ‘Removed From The Athletes Village For Creating Inappropriate Atmosphere’

She already has a sizable fan base on social media.

Two months after being disqualified from the Paris Olympics, Luana Alonso has formally opened her own OnlyFans account.

After competing in the Olympic Games this summer, the 20-year-old Paraguayan swimmer was eventually taken out of the athlete’s village.

Luana Alonso has launched her own OnlyFans page

The glamorous Olympics star was banished from the Games back in August

Alonso competed in the women’s 100m butterfly for Paraguay

Alonso missed out on the semi-finals of the women’s 100-meter butterfly competition in Paris after finishing sixth in her heat and 29th overall.

Alonso made the decision to give up competitive swimming after her performance.

Alonso remained in the village after leaving the race early, allegedly at the request of officials who accused her of “creating an inappropriate atmosphere” among her teammates.

This followed reports that she had sneaked off to Disneyland Paris. A few months later, she has now disclosed her next professional step.

With the launch of her own OnlyFans account, Alonso is providing her admirers with access to unique content.

Her fans may now subscribe to her OnlyFans content for $35 a month, and she already has 1.1 million Instagram followers.

Alonso was kicked out of the athlete’s village after a trip to Disneyland Paris

The 20-year-old was accused of ‘creating an inappropriate atmosphere’ around the team

Alonso retired from competitive swimming after the Olympics

“Your favorite ex-swimmer,” says Alonso in her OnlyFans bio. I assure you that you won’t regret this. Together, we’re going to have a great time (in the messaging).

She had previously participated in the 2021 Tokyo Olympics and had swum for the SMU Mustangs and Virginia Tech Hokies throughout her collegiate swimming career in the US.

After retiring following this year’s Olympics, Alonso expressed her wish to finish her college degree.

Regarding her future, she stated: “I decided to quit, and I’m glad that the Olympics will be my final race. In addition to continuing my career in political science and studying in the United States, I hope to become a sports minister someday.

Swimming will always be something I enjoy, and I might go to a competition, but it is not what I want to do with my life. I already have a life plan, so perhaps it will come to pass. I want to work for a corporation.”

She boasts 1.1million followers on Instagram

 

Alonso revealed she plans to return to university to finish her studies

The retired swimmer competed at each of the last two Olympics