Sir Jennings shared a lively photo with her sister Ali Jennings on social media, but some of her fans thought she looked sad.
“I’m a Jazz” star, 20 years old, Upload snapshot On Thursday’s Instagram, she and her 25-year-old siblings were smiling for the camera. The post suggested that Jazz and Ali were combined at the Washington Monument that day because the former added the title “Sisters in the Sun” and a smiling sun emoji.
However, some fans did not exude happy energy, but felt the opposite feeling in her eyes. Some people shared their observations and opinions on the snapshot in the comment section.
“I really saw the sadness in Jazz’s eyes. She was not happy. I really wish her all the best,” wrote a concerned fan.
Another user echoed the claim that Jazz allegedly wanted people to feel that she was happy after undergoing the “sex reassignment surgery”, but in fact she was not happy. The same user stated that the reality TV star is now experiencing a “frustrated life” and that it will not help to gain a lot of weight.
Other fans agreed with the speculation that the Jazz was going through, but one netizen digressed, thinking that even if there is sadness there, it is unlikely to be caused by gender identity issues. Netizens suggested that the Jazz may be experiencing other struggles.
Jazz and her sister’s post was uploaded on her Full body shot of myself At the same time promote her “favorite skin care company” Bubble. This post has attracted a lot of attention on the Internet. Someone analyzed her weight in the post.
“Oh, she is so heavy. What happened?” one asked. “What’s wrong with her weight? Oh my goodness. [I] Haven’t seen her in years [she’s] Gained so much weight? “Wrote another netizen.
After seeing all the negative comments about her weight, many fans defended the Jazz. Many of them pointed out that Jazz himself has admitted that she is battling bulimia.
“For everyone who commented on her weight, binge eating disorder is an eating disorder! It is a psychological disorder. The less you like your body, the more you overeating,” explained a fan.
“The more comments you get, the worse you feel and the more binge you are. As a person struggling with overeating, the more emotional/insecure/uneasy I am, the more I overeating. If you have nothing good If you want to say something, please don’t say anything at all.”
In June, the Jazz was working on “Considerable weight“She has gained in the past few years. She said at the time that she was “responsible” for herself because she was eager to “create positive changes in my health and body.”
Pictured: Sir Jennings appears in Los Angeles, California on August 15, 2020.
Photo: fupp/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
