Too Hot To Handle? Paraguayan Olympics Swimmer Accused Of 'Inappropriate Effect On Her Team'

The Olympics is still ongoing, but Luana Alonso, a Paraguayan swimmer, won't get to enjoy the benefits of the athletes' village.

The 20-year-old is one of the glamorous faces that has stolen hearts at the 2024 Paris games. However, her beauty may be too much for her teammates to handle.

The Olympics swimmer Luana Alonso was told to go home for allegedly distracting her team, an update that comes days after she shocked fans with her retirement from swimming.

Alonso came to Paris as a member of the Paraguayan swimming team but failed to qualify for the semi-finals in the 100m butterfly. She finished sixth place in the event, earning her official boot from the games.

Despite her loss, Alonso remained in the athletes' village where competitors could socialize, eat, and train together — a benefit she should have enjoyed until the end of the Olympic games on Sunday, August 11.

But she lost that opportunity when the Paraguay team's general manager, Larissa Schaerer, refused to allow her to stay in the athletes' village. In a statement issued on Sunday, she claimed Alonso's presence had an inappropriate effect on her team.

TMZ reported that Alonso responded by officially asking to leave the athletes' village, and Schaerer agreed. Surprisingly, she returned the following day looking as if she was on vacation, but the general manager told her to get out.

After failing to qualify for the 100m butterfly semi-finals, Alonso announced her retirement from swimming on Instagram. She shared an image of herself in her swim gear, looking overwhelmed by her defeat, alongside the words:

"It's official now! I'm retiring from swimming. Thank you all so much for the support! Sorry Paraguay [red heart emoji]. I only have to thank you!"

Alonso shared a separate update with more pictures from the swimming event alongside her love for the sport. The English-translated message began, "Swimming: thank you for allowing me to dream. You taught me to fight, to try, perseverance, sacrifice, discipline, and many more."

The 20-year-old thanked swimming for giving her "thousands of joys," "friends from other countries," and the "best experiences" of her life that she wouldn't change for anything. "It's not goodbye, it's see you soon," Alonso concluded.

Alonso wasn't the only one facing the consequences of having a glamorous appearance as Chrissy Teigen went viral for her controversial look at the Paris Games. The Blast reported she faced backlash for wearing a skimpy two-piece ensemble.

Teigen flaunted the sexy number on Instagram, capturing her family's appearance at the 2024 Olympics Opening Ceremonies. While her famous husband, John Legend, and their children covered up, she displayed her long legs.

The former Swimsuit Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model donned an olive green knitted blazer with nothing under except a matching pair of bikini-like pants. The high-waisted bottoms resembled underwear, a likeness critics slammed Teigen for.

Although Teigen's post received over 500,000 likes, the comment section was a different story with criticisms. "Girl, put some pants on. That's not appropriate at all," an Instagram user penned, another added:

"Mommy wears less clothing than the kids. How is your husband not embarrassed by this?"

The quips at Teigen's outfit continued with a third noting, "You're at the Olympics. Not the Runway. Totally inappropriate outfit." A fellow critic agreed, writing: "Who wears panties to the Olympics??"

More social media users echoed similar sentiments, bashing Teigen's wardrobe choice. However, the media personality didn't let the criticisms ruin her mood and responded with her signature sarcasm.

While many had plenty to say about her Paris Games outfit, Teigen reacted with a subtle but savage comment. "Thanks for sharing!" she penned underneath a critic's message, proving she was unbothered by their words.

Judging by the pictures she shared, Teigen and her family had a wonderful time at the Olympics Opening Ceremonies. They posed for several photos and even got a snap with Snoop Dogg, one of the event's torchbearers.

While the Olympics happily embraces athletes, it seems beautiful women are too much to handle. After Paraguayan swimmer Luana Alonso and Chrissy Teigen, who will get called out next for being "inappropriate" at the games?