A few months after the end of the Paris Olympic Games, the swimmer Luana Alonso continues to provide something to talk about. The Paraguayan went viral during the Olympic event due to reports that she had been expelled from the Olympic village for certain inappropriate behaviors. As if that wasn’t enough, he decided to retire at the age of 20 after the Games, which also surprised many. Now you have gone further and decided to open an account on Only the fans.
“I had mixed feelings because It didn’t turn out the way I wanted, to be able to finish my career comfortably, but I am happy that my last competition will be the Olympic Games,” he said in an interview for the agency. The Associated Press. “I’m not retiring because of this (social media) pressure. It’s totally different, I have always known how to manage social networks with my sporting career,” he explained.
Two months after finishing the Olympics, the swimmer posted a post on her social media announcing her new role as a content creator in Only the fanswhere many athletes sell uncensored content in exchange for the fees users pay to view these photos and videos. In her profile, the Paraguayan has a message in which she declares “you will not regret it” and users can access the material she publishes for 35 dollars per month. So far, it appears that the former swimmer’s content is not sexual, but rather that she is using it as a way to make extra money through a more personal connection with her followers.
– Luana Alonso OLY (@luanalonsom) October 11, 2024
Luana Alonso gave her version
The Paraguayan swimmer spoke out on her social networks about accusations that the Paraguayan Olympic Committee (COP) asked the athlete to leave the Olympic village in the French capital. A request which would have come after having generated an “inappropriate environment” for his own delegation after a tourist visit to the French capital.
Concretely, Luana Alonso responded through a story on her Instagram account. “I just wanted to clarify this They never kicked me out or expelled me. out of nowhere,” he began by saying before warning his supporters: “Stop spreading false information”he said of the news circulating. “I don’t want to make any statements, but I’m also not going to let lies affect me,” the swimmer concluded.
The controversy began after an email in which Larissa Schaerer, head of delegation Paraguayan at the Olympic Games, made Luana aware of the decision that was taken. The reason why the swimmer was excluded from the Olympic village is that a few days ago, at the end of her participation, the athlete announced her departure to go on vacation to the French capital, including a day at Disneyland. However, after a few days, the swimmer returned to the Olympic village, which is prohibited by the regulations.
A few weeks after all this mess, Luana Alonso said that The Paraguayan Olympic Committee “banned him from making tiktoks”, adding that “it’s not his fault that Paraguayan swimming is dead” and that “in Paraguay they gave him a terrible coach and that when he was in the United States he only trained for 3 hours per day and that’s why he was able to improve his performance.” He also stated that “she quit because she didn’t like swimming anymore and she didn’t like training anymore” and that “they never valued her” during her 18-year career, because “she has been swimming since the age of two”. old.”
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🔹Former swimmer Luana Alonso says the Paraguayan Olympic Committee ‘banned her from doing tik-toks’
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