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Stylish A sex doll firm has offered Olympic swimmer Luana Alonso the chance to sell body parts duplicates.
When the Paraguayan athlete was kicked out of the Olympic village for causing a “inappropriate atmosphere” during the Paris Games, she went viral on social media.
After not making it to the French capital’s 100-meter butterfly semifinals, she subsequently declared her retirement from swimming.
On Monday, Alonso used her newfound celebrity to offer exclusive pornographic videos through a risqué OnlyFans account.
TMZ has now disclosed that RealDoll has approached the 20-year-old to sell copies of her feet for as much as £3,068 ($4,000).
Alonso received a letter from the US-based corporation revealing that she would receive 20% of all revenues.
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Two months after the athletes village’removal’ story graphic, Olympic swimmer Luana Alonso creates an OnlyFans page.
According to reports, each foot would retail for little more than £1,500 ($2,000), and purchasing a pair would cost around £2,700 ($3,500).
The price will increase by £383 ($500) if Alonso signs the replicas herself, and the company has requested if she will put the fake feet on her OnlyFans page.
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We want to provide you the opportunity to create a realistic, high-quality material out of your foot, which we would then sell to your admirers.
RealDoll thinks Alonso is the ideal fit for the position they are providing because of her time in the pool.
“Now, even though you might not be wearing an Olympic medal, I think we can all agree that those feet of yours deserve their own podium,” they continued.
They possess a unique blend of elegance, power, and unquestionable beauty—talk about feet that know how toFans ‘won’t regret’ buying Alonso’s sultry content on OnlyFans, which now costs about £27 a month.
Although there is still uncertainty surrounding her early departure from the Olympic village, the president of the Paraguayan Olympic Committee appeared to suggest that the decision was made following her visit to Disneyland Paris.
Although she announced her retirement from swimming in August, her post at the time did suggest that her swimming career was far from done.
Three years after swimming in her first Olympic Games in Tokyo, Alonso commented two weeks ago, “Swimming: thank you for allowing me to dream, you taught me to fight, to try, perseverance, sacrifice, discipline and many more.”
I gave you a piece of my life, and I wouldn’t trade it for anything since I had the best time ever because to you. You offered me amazing possibilities, thousands of joys, and international friends that I will always cherish.
