VOTE BELOW!Jazz binge eats now.Jazz Jennings admitted she’s “humiliated” by her 100-pound weight gain and the “fat-shaming” she receives from her family.
In the Season 7 trailer for her TLC reality series, “I Am Jazz,” the 21-year-old transgender activist revealed that her eating habits changed amid mental health struggles, resulting in her weight of 234 pounds.
“I do experience fat-shaming from my family,” she said in the clip. “It makes me feel really humiliated.”
She explained that two years ago she had plans to attend Harvard University, but ultimately deferred going to “refocus and recenter” following a busy year.
“I was actually struggling severely with mental health issues. I started binge-eating and I gained weight and more weight and more weight. And now, almost 100 pounds heavier, here I am today.”
For some, weight gain is a medical, physiological problem. For others it's mental, but whatever the problem, weight gain is not healthy. I have a brother who is 2-1/2 times my size (we're only 2" apart in height.) I've pleaded with him to loose, but he only gets angry. Yet, I worry about him, and so did my mother and father all the way to their passing. I would like to say to those who have severe obesity to look around and see whose routing for them to loose their weight.
I think that it is often not "shaming" that they receive—although I am aware of the cruelty that some people have. I have to believe that most people are concerned for their life as extremely overweight. I know they get tired of hearing it from multiple sources, but those who are considerate in mentioning it to the obese individual are probably concerned.
Look at Oprah's fight with obesity. Up and down for decades, yet I don't think that "shaming" is why she looses it each time. It's tough for her, but she looks at others and knows they are concerned. If I were to interview her, I'm sure she'd admit that she does it for others.
I don't think it's for me to prefer one or the other. This is really about this person and what they are going through. Mental health and dealing with eating disorders is a difficult thing for anyone to go through especially if you are in the public eye with everyone judging you. If I knew this person, I would try to offer my support in them getting the help they needed.
I hope her mental health and well being improves. She’s an amazing girl, I remember watching some of her show when I was younger and she was really inspiring.
Watching her fight despite all the hate Mail and harassment she had to receive irl and online would empower anyone so I truly hope she does get better ❤️🩹
I don't follow celebrity news and didn't know about this person until a news feed pushed it in my face last week. Other then that, I won't miss not seeing more of her.
I just read about it. So QAnons were expecting JFK, JFK Jr. and a bevy of dead celebrities to have a parade and join Trump in taking America back...
The Dallas QAnon believers had become convinced the Kennedys would unveil themselves on Nov. 2 around 12:30 p. m. Central time, right around the hour of Kennedy’s assassination. But they then began to add on other dead celebrities, convinced that they, too, would appear, having faked their deaths to avoid the deep state.
They began to pick out random people they encountered in the Dallas area as celebrities in disguise, claiming one man was comedian Robin Williams and another comedian Richard Pryor.
Still, some skepticism began to break in. During the Monday night livestream, some audience members became frustrated by their leaders’ refusal to peg the Kennedys’ reappearance to a specific time and date, the result of an apparent effort to avoid a single moment of crushing disappointment. One Dallas resident pointed out that no parade permits had been obtained for the parade of dead celebrities that was supposed to follow on Tuesday afternoon.
One of the livestream’s hosts shot back that followers needed to show more faith, pointing out how lonely so many of them had been before latching on to QAnon.
“Some of them were home alone feeling lonely,” she said. “They had nobody there. We’ve heard these stories for months about people, people feeling alone, having nobody they can talk to. And now you have, what, 1,000 people in Dallas?”
Suddenly, another woman cut her off.
“I just can’t wait to see Kobe Bryant!” the new woman said.
The list of returning celebrities grew long, coming to include not just the Kennedys, Bryant, and Williams, but also actress Debbie Reynolds and racecar driver Dale Earnhardt.
“Yes, there’s been a rapper here, we’re not sure of his name,” said one man livestreaming from Dallas.
“Tupac, maybe?” asked one helpful listener.
As 12:30 p. m. approached, the hundreds of people gathered at the Kennedy assassination site in Dealey Plaza began to chant “God bless America” and “JFK!” The chanting dwindled after the Kennedys failed to appear. An hour later, the crowd had dwindled to roughly a few dozen people standing in the rain.
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