"I am Jazz" Season 3 is set to premiere this 2017. The show will yet again showcase the life of Jazz Jennings, a transgender who is an American YouTube personality, spokesmodel and television personality. She is also a strong supporter of LGBTQ rights and equality.
Jazz Jennings became famous because of a Barbara Walters interview back in 2007 for the show "20/20." This then started her whirlwind life presenting herself as a transgender.
Thought being a transgender is highly supported, especially with same-sex marriage approved and legalized in the entire US, life has not been all that easy for the young transgender. The series will show more of her struggles, advocacies, and everything that transpires in her day-to-day life.
Life is powerful. Treat it right, you'll have a great life! Treat it wrong, you'll probably have consequences
— I AM JAZZ (@JazzTransgender) August 7, 2015
According to Bustle, when "I am Jazz" Season 2 culminated on July 27, 2016, many of the series' fans are wondering if there will be a third season and when it will premiere. The news for the third season is yet to be officially announced.
However, there is no need to worry. "I am Jazz" Season 3 is highly likely to be renewed according to the site. The second season wasn't renewed until Dec. so this means the new season's announcement and its episodes is underway.
"I am Jazz" Season 3's renewal may be considered as given. The series' second season received good and strong ratings for TLC, which promises more revenue to the carrying network. It is a matter of time for the official announcement. By then, viewers will again be treated with the life of the young teen transgender and hear more of what she has to say.
As added by IMDb, the series stars the entire family of Jazz Jennings. With the show are Jeanette Jennings, Greg Jennings, Sander Jennings, Griffen Jennings, Ari Jennings, Rajee Narinesingh and many more.
The series basically revolves around 14-year-old Jazz Jennings, who also is a co-author of popular children's book "I am Jazz." It discusses her pressures as she enters high school especially that she is transgender.
