Who is Alexis Black? Trans Person Confronted by Singer Tish Hyman
Singer Tish Hyman publicly expressed frustration about "grown men with big d***s in the women's locker room" at a Gold's Gym in California. In one confrontation, Tish Hyman encountered a transgender individual identified as Alexis Black, according to TMZ.
The incident led to Hyman being removed from the Beverly Center Gold's Gym location. Although the gym was previously a Gold's Gym, it is now operated by EoS Fitness after acquiring several locations in Southern California in late October, including the one where the event occurred.
Tish Hyman’s Experience and Reaction
Known for songs like Subway Art and Home for Christmas, Hyman shared on TMZ Live that this situation was not a single event but part of a pattern. The 42-year-old singer explained that she had frequently encountered transgender individuals in the women’s locker room at the gym, which made her feel unsafe and uneasy.
She claimed that some trans individuals were rude and threatening, often calling her “bitch.” Frustrated by these repeated experiences and what she perceived as inadequate protection or response from the gym staff, Hyman spoke out.
“Today he saw me walk into the women’s room followed me in and called me a bitch. I ran out into the locker room crying and screaming.”
Summary
Tish Hyman’s confrontations at a gym highlight tensions around trans presence in women’s spaces, reflecting her feelings of fear and the need for clearer gym policies.
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