Alonso -- a Paraguay swimmer -- was housed in a Paris village along with other Olympic competitors who hang out, dine and train together.

But that all changed Sunday when Committee Olympic Paraguay general manager Larissa Schaerer issued a statement saying Alonso’s mere presence was having an inappropriate effect on her team.

As a result, Alonso officially asked to leave the village and she was granted permission from Schaerer.

Alonso packed her bags and hit the road, but then came back the next day looking as if she was on vacation.

Schaerer was confused why Alonso returned and told her to get lost. Meanwhile, Alonso also had a bumpy ride during her Olympics competitions.

She came in 6th in the 100m butterfly and failed to qualify for the semi-finals. What's more, she abruptly announced her retirement from swimming in a social media post but stayed in Paris.