Glam swimmer Luana Alonso finally reveals REAL reason behind Olympics exit as she responds to ‘inappropriate’ claims

LUANA ALONSO has finally broken her silence on her shock departure from the 2024 Olympics.

The Paraguayan swimmer, who retired after failing to make the semi-finals of the 100m butterfly, was booted out of the Athletes’ Village in Paris due to alleged “inappropriate” behaviour.

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Luana Alonso was booted out of the Athletes Village at the Paris 2024 Olympics[/caption]

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The 20-year-old was banished for alleged ‘inappropriate’ behaviour[/caption]

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The Paraguayan has hit back at the claims ten months after the debacle[/caption]

Alonso, 21, was said to have been routinely seen breaking protocol by walking around the village in her own outfits instead of the official Paraguayan kit.

She is also said to have routinely socialised with other athletes and been a distraction to her team-mates still competing.

Paraguayan Olympic bigwig Larissa Schaerer said of Alonso’s departure: “Her presence is creating an inappropriate atmosphere within Team Paraguay.

“We thank her for proceeding as instructed, as it was of her own free will that she did not spend the night in the Athletes’ Village.”

Alonso, who now makes a pretty penny on subscription-based content on OnlyFans, initially opted against responding to the scathing statement from the Paraguayan Olympic Committee.

But Alonso, who has since performed a U-TURN on her retirement, has finally addressed claims that she was acting inappropriately.

She said in a lengthy post: “Let me make this clear: I left the Olympic Village on my own.

“The Paraguayan Olympic team claimed I created an ‘inappropriate environment’ simply because I decided I didn’t want to swim anymore.

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Luana Alonso has denied claims she acted inappropriately[/caption]

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Alonso announced last October that she’d started an OnlyFans[/caption]

“They tried to take my accreditation away, but that’s not something they had the right to do.

“I chose not to hand it over and apparently that was ‘inappropriate’ to them.

“Funny how the same people who treated me like this later begged me to return to the Pan American Junior Games.

“If I had been treated with basic respect, maybe I wouldn’t have stepped away.

“I’ve always given everything for my country breaking records, winning medals.

“But standing up for myself has always made me a “problem” in their eyes.

“I’m not sorry for that.

“I speak up when I’m disrespected, whether it’s by team-mates, staff, or anyone else and that’s not going to change.

“I’ll be posting a video soon to address everything properly.

“But seriously, these lies are wild and affecting my life and that’s why I decided I’m keeping my life lowkey.”

The Paraguayan Olympic Committee have yet to respond to the allegations made by Carolina, who has seemingly performed yet another U-turn on a pool return.

She admitted: “I don’t know if I will be back to competitive swimming.”