Lia Thomas, the transgender swimmer who made headlines for her participation in women’s sports, has once again found herself at the center of controversy. This time, at a luxury gym, where Thomas was reportedly ejected from the women’s locker room after an incident with another gym user.

According to sources, a female customer noticed that Thomas still appeared to have male genitalia, prompting her to ask gym management to investigate the matter. The uncomfortable customer allegedly suggested moving Thomas to the men’s locker room, claiming that Thomas “isn’t a real woman” and still possesses masculine attributes.

Gym management quickly intervened after the complaint, issuing a statement that shocked many. The statement reportedly read: “Take her to the men’s locker room, she’s not a real woman, she still has…” Following this, Thomas was banned from the gym, and management took the controversial step of banning him from the facility.

Thomas, on the other hand, refused to comply with the inspection request and expressed his dissatisfaction with the handling of the situation. Surprisingly, he decided to take action and request that the woman who filed the complaint also be expelled from the gym.

The incident has sparked intense debate about the inclusion of transgender people in gender-specific spaces, especially regarding privacy and comfort. While some believe the gym’s response was discriminatory, others believe it was necessary to ensure the safety and comfort of all gym members.

As the story unfolds, important questions are raised about transgender rights in public spaces and the complexity of balancing inclusion with personal comfort. The gym’s decision to ban Thomas has generated a wave of backlash from both supporters and opponents of the transgender rights movement, highlighting the struggles transgender people face in many areas of society.