She claimed: 'I overheard one of the servers after I left the restroom talking to one of the managers and said that,"Why are you allowing him in the women’s restroom?"

'And the manager said,"Oh, I don’t like it any more than you do".'

Livingston filed a claim with the New York State Division of Human Rights who investigated, and found evidence her rights may have been violated.

Hooters has since hit back at the claims, saying that Livingston had been told not to return to the establishment over alleged offensive behavior.

Their lawyers said that Livingston allegedly made sexually explicit comments to servers on multiple occasions prior to her transitioning.

News10 reporter James De La Fuente questioned Livingston over this, saying the chain had accused her asking servers to marry her, and discussing masturbation.

向服務生求婚還主動談起自慰

The company also said she had threatened 'to go to a gun range for practice for the next time you came to the restaurant'.

Livingston told the outlet that: 'That I never said anything about. My mom would take me to the gun range and for clay pigeon shooting, trap.

餐廳方宣稱男跨曾表達下次再來餐廳前會去靶場練習，男跨則說那個是他們家庭娛樂，跟餐廳無關，是相關人員誤解了