At a Gold’s Gym in California, singer Tish Hyman confronted a transgender person later identified as Alexis Black, leading to a public controversy and Hyman’s removal from the gym.
According to reports, the altercation occurred at a Gold’s Gym located in the Beverly Center. The facility was later taken over by EoS Fitness after acquiring several Gold’s Gym locations in Southern California at the end of October.
Hyman, known for her tracks "Subway Art" and "Home for Christmas," stated that her outburst stemmed from repeated uncomfortable encounters in the women’s locker room. She explained on TMZ Live that she had experienced multiple unsettling interactions with trans individuals at the gym, which made her feel unsafe.
“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.”
The confrontation led to Hyman being expelled from the gym. She shared her experiences both on media platforms and social media, claiming that the individuals involved were often rude and threatening, and that gym management provided little support.
TMZ identified the person involved in the confrontation as Alexis Black, a transgender woman who was present during the altercation. No further public statements from Black have been reported regarding the incident.
Author’s Summary: The conflict between singer Tish Hyman and Alexis Black at a California gym sparked discussion about transgender rights, public safety, and gym inclusivity policies.