Who is Alexis Black? Trans person confronted by singer Tish Hyman at Gold's Gym
Singer Tish Hyman sparked controversy after a heated confrontation at a Gold’s Gym in California, during which she expressed anger about transgender individuals using the women’s locker room. One of the people involved has been identified as Alexis Black, according to TMZ.
The incident occurred at the Beverly Center location, which was later acquired by EoS Fitness after it took over several Gold’s Gym branches in Southern California in late October.
The Confrontation
Hyman, recognized for songs such as Subway Art and Home for Christmas, claimed that her outburst was not an isolated occurrence but the result of repeated uncomfortable encounters. She told TMZ Live that she had often met transgender individuals in the locker room and felt uneasy during those interactions.
“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.”
Hyman’s Reaction and Aftermath
The 42-year-old singer stated that she felt unsafe and unsupported by the gym management. She also alleged that some of the transgender people she encountered were rude or threatening toward her, which contributed to her frustration and eventual expulsion from the facility.
Transcript Summary
- Tish Hyman had multiple confrontations at a Gold’s Gym over locker room usage.
- The person she confronted in one viral video was identified as Alexis Black.
- The incident led to Hyman’s removal from the gym.
- EoS Fitness now operates the location where the altercation occurred.
Author’s Summary: Tish Hyman’s dispute over transgender access in a women’s locker room at a California gym escalated into a viral incident, spotlighting Alexis Black and sparking debate on inclusion and safety.