In season 8 of TLC's "I Am Jazz," viewers follow 22-year-old Jazz Jennings as she confronts some of her most difficult challenges yet. After taking time off to address her mental health and a significant weight gain, Jazz is determined to get her life back on track. The season focuses on her return to Harvard University, a journey filled with anxiety and immense pressure to succeed. The episodes highlight complex family dynamics as Jazz seeks more independence from her very involved parents. From navigating her social life and dating to dealing with her grandmother’s declining health, the season is an honest look at Jazz’s fight for stability and personal growth. Season 8 ended on February 28, 2023 sign up for a reminder.
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"I Am Jazz" season 8 on TLC continues to follow the life of Jazz Jennings, a transgender teen who has been in the public eye since childhood. This season explores new challenges as Jazz navigates college life at Harvard, balancing her education with personal growth and relationships. Viewers see her face pressures around mental health and body image while working towards self-acceptance. The show also highlights the support and struggles within Jazz’s family as they help her through important milestones and decisions about her future. Season 8 dives deeper into topics like gender identity, acceptance, and resilience, offering an honest look at what it means to grow up different in today’s world. Season 8 ended on February 28, 2023 sign up for a reminder.
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A transgender teen girl who’s both a You Tube star and an activist for the LGBTQ community is about to get her own show on TLC.
I Am Jazz will focus on Jazz Jennings, 14, as she prepares to start a new school in the fall while balancing her after-school activities with her social schedule. Joining Jennings in the docuseries will be her parents Greg and Jeanette, her sister Ari, and her twin brothers Griffen and Sander. The show debuts in July.
Jennings was diagnosed with gender identity disorder at a very young age. By age 6, she and her family began appearing on shows like 20/20 and The Rosie Show to talk about her challenges growing up as a transgender girl. In 2011, OWN aired a documentary about Jennings’ life called I Am Jazz: A Family in Transition. Two years later, Jennings co-wrote a children’s book called I Am Jazz.
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