I Started My Transition in a Men's Prison | Bambi Webb on Dolls Review

Bambi Webb started her gender transition while serving six years in federal prison. Now she's sharing what it was really like to transition in a men's prison, access hormone therapy, and find her identity while incarcerated. On this episode of Dolls Review, Carolina Gutierrez, Gia Gunn, and Alexandra Grey sit down with Bambi Webb for a candid conversation about being transgender in prison, navigating prison culture, personal safety, addiction recovery, and finding a new purpose after incarceration. Bambi opens up about how she requested hormone therapy, what life was like as a trans woman in a men's facility, and why she believes her time in prison ultimately changed the direction of her life. From surprising stories about prison relationships and power dynamics to a powerful conversation about healing and second chances, the dolls explore a side of the transgender experience that rarely gets discussed so openly. CHAPTERS 00:00 Bambi reveals she transitioned in prison 00:21 Welcome to Dolls Review 01:23 Bambi opens up about her six years in federal prison 01:40 How she accessed hormone therapy 02:06 Being a trans woman in a men's prison 02:38 Why prison became the time to transition 03:18 Safety, violence, and respect behind bars 04:05 Finding community and protection in prison 05:20 Did prison save Bambi's life? 06:03 Would a women's prison have been different? 06:45 Finding power and independence while incarcerated 07:28 The moment Bambi feared for her safety 08:23 Why her story matters 08:59 Turning lived experience into a career helping others Subscribe to LatiNation Queer for more LGBTQ+ stories, conversations, and unapologetic perspectives. What surprised you most about Bambi's experience? Share your thoughts in the comments. #DollsReview #BambiWebb #TransgenderStories #LatiNationQueer #GiaGunn