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TLC had Jazz Jennings’ back when the star of another of the network’s reality series made transphobic remarks about her, so it should come as no surprise that I Am Jazz was renewed for a fourth season. When the show returns, viewers will get to watch the transgender teen come face-to-face with a man who shares similar views to Derick Dillard, the Counting On star who attacked her on Twitter.
People recently shared a promo for the upcoming season of I Am Jazz, and it tackles tough topics including body image issues and sexuality. Like many teenage girls, Jazz Jennings worries about her weight, but looking and feeling better isn’t the 17-year-old LGBTQ activist’s only incentive for changing her eating habits and exercising more; her doctor tells her that she must lose 30 pounds before she can move forward with her gender confirmation surgery.