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'I am Jazz' Season Finale: Jennings are set to see off Jazz as she goes to Harvard

Season 7 of the reality show winds up in tearful goodbyes and happy endings

The season finale of 'I am Jazz' has the Jennings trying to hold it together as their little bird is finally leaving the nest to go to Harvard. And that's a wrap on Season 7 of the TLC reality show!

Having said that, the Jennings get overly emotional as their youngest is all set to be independent, as they tear up, almost uncontrollably. Jazz will be pursuing a career in medicine at Harvard and it seems like her family couldn't possibly be more proud or supportive. Her final goodbye on the TLC reality show to her family is almost heartbreaking to watch and will definitely leave you in a pool of tears. 

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Speaking of good news, Sander's friend, Noah, who is a trans man, is engaged to be married and asks Sander to be his best man! A teary-eyed Sander agrees, being deeply touched and honored. 

Fans didn't expect a tearful goodbye and what's more, didn't want Season 7 to end so quickly. Fans would also expect to see what life would be like or now college student, Jazz Jennings, as she finally steps out of her comfort zone. 

Here's what fans think about the season finale of 'I am Jazz'. One fan said, "I’m sitting here crying on #IAmJazz", while another shared, "I am so crying #IAmJazz season is over... :-( @JazzJennings__ @sander_jennings @jeanetterenee4 @TLC".

One fan tweeted, "@TLC I want another season of #IAmJazz I’m sad to see it end", while another shared, "#IAMJAZZ has me balling crying the big tears #NEE". 

One fan shared, "Jazz's final goodbyes to her family are so emotional!! #IAmJazz".

So what's next in store for Jazz Jennings? Will we get to see Season 8 soon? Stay tuned for more updates.

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