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After eight seasons, four “sex change” surgeries, and countless hormone treatments, TLC’s “I Am Jazz” star Jazz Jennings still doesn’t feel right.

Transgender activist and reality TV star Jazz Jennings posted an Instagram message admitting to having a binge eating disorder and undergoing a rapid, 100-pound weight gain.

“These colleagues are approving teenagers for hormone therapy, or even top surgery, without fully examining their mental health or the social and family influences that could be shaping their nascent sense of their gender identity,” the professionals say.

Transgender reality TV star and LGBTQ activist Jazz Jennings took to social media to gush about an upcoming penis-to-vagina gender reassignment surgery, telling fans “this is something I’ve wanted my entire life.”

On Wednesday, Fox News’s Megyn Kelly exclusively interviewed the Duggars—an Arkansas family that rose to national fame in 2004 with a television show on TLC, “19 Kids and Counting.” But the family has been in the news recently after a tabloid released a sealed police report, revealing sexual abuse allegations within the family.

A day after Josh Duggar confirmed reports he inappropriately touched several young girls as a teen in 2002, TLC is pulling 19 Kids and Counting from its line-up, according to TMZ.

According to a 2006 police report obtained by In Touch Weekly, the eldest sibling of the Duggar family from the hit series 19 Kids and Counting was accused of sexually assaulting five young girls in 2002, four of them being younger siblings.

Now that Colorado has legalized marijuana, evidence is being offered that the marijuana on the market may be much more dangerous than had been presumed.

Transgender teenager and activist Jazz Jennings inked a deal with Johnson & Johnson this week to be one of the new faces of its #SeeTheRealMe campaign for Clean & Clear skincare products.

TLC will become the latest network to jump into the transgender programming market this summer, with the debut of All That Jazz, a reality show about 14-year-old transgender activist and You Tube star Jazz Jennings.

TLC announced back in December that it would be airing a special in January, titled My Husband’s Not Gay, that would follow married Mormon men who describe themselves as heterosexual despite being attracted to men.

TLC is set to air a special in January, titled My Husband’s Not Gay, that will follow married Mormon men who describe themselves as heterosexual despite their attraction to men, reports The Wrap. My Husband’s Not Gay will reportedly follow