An Olympic Swimmer Is Now On OnlyFans
An Olympic swimmer is now on OnlyFans! Paraguayan swimmer Luana Alonso made quite an impression during the games, now she’s capitalizing on it.
Olympians received a lot of attention during the Paris Games this summer. Many took advantage of their spotlight and started an OnlyFans account during the games to help bring some more money in. It’s not a bad idea! However, now that the games are over more people seem to be trying to get in on the action. That includes an Olympic swimmer from Paraguay!
Is An Olympic Swimmer Now On OnlyFans?
You’ve probably heard stories about how crazy the Olympic Village can be during the games. It sounds like college all over again. There’s often rumors and even reports about what happens in the Village and how much sex the athletes are all having with each other. It sounds crazy. However, it makes sense. They’re a bunch of young athletes in great shape and many are incredibly attractive. Why not have some fun in there?
Well, it sounds like some might have had too much fun. Luana Alonso was reportedly booted from the Olympic Village for “sparking an inappropriate atmosphere” which she denied saying she left on her own accord. It sounds like that stems over an alleged trip to Disneyland Paris. What happened in the past can be left in the past. Let’s focus on the present and the future. Now, Alonso has joined OnlyFans where her fans can view her shared content for $35 each month. However, if you’re expecting some hard core stuff you might be let down. She’s reportedly keeping it PG-13 on the site for now.
According to Daily Mail, the 20-year-old competed in the women’s 100m butterfly and finished 6th in her heat and 29th overall, failing to qualify for the semifinals. She made headlines at the time for immediately retiring from competitive swimming after that race. It sounds like she attracted a lot of fans during her brief apperance in the games, including soccer star Neymar who allegedly slid into her DMs, per Daily Mail. Regarding her decision to retire she says, “Swimming: thank you for allowing me to dream, you taught me to fight, to try, perserverance, sacrifice, discipline, and many more. I gave you part of my life and I don’t change it for anything in the world because I lived the best experiences of my life, you gave me thousands of joys, friends from other countries that I will always carry them in my heart, unique opportunities. It’s not goodbye, it’s see you soon,” via Daily Mail.