'I Am Jazz' Star Jazz Jennings Shows Off Frizzy Hair After Sharing College Life Update

Jazz Jennings opened up about her hair problem when she's in Florida in a new social media update.

On Sunday, the "I Am Jazz" star took to Instagram to share a selfie featuring her frizzy hair, which she attributed to the weather in her hometown.

"Hair may be frizzy from the [Florida] humidity, but I can't complain [heart emojis]," she wrote in the caption.

Fans weighed in on the issue in the comments section, with many favoring her frizzy hair over her usual tidy hairstyle.

"I'll take the frizzy-making humidity of [Florida] over the skin-cracking cold of [Wisconsin] any day of the week! Jazz, as always, you are gorgeous," one wrote.

"It's OK, girl!! My hair does the same thing in this weather. Beautiful picture," another added.

"Humidity frizz is real! I know! [But] looking great," a third user commented.

"Who cares about your hair? Be you and be free. Enjoy your time with your family and just throw your hair up," a different fan opined.

Jazz's new selfie came a few days after she gave fans an update on her college life via her family's new Instagram page. She uploaded a photo showing her in a Harvard University sweatshirt Friday.

"Update: Jazz is now halfway through her sophomore year at Harvard," read the caption for the snap.

Fans were ecstatic to see the update and expressed how proud they were of the reality star.

"Congratulations, Jazz! You're a smart woman and will keep doing great things," one fan commented.

"Great job, Jazz. Keep it up, nothing but great things ahead of you," another wrote.

Fans will get to see a glimpse of the trans activist's college experience when her family's reality show, "I Am Jazz," comes back for its eighth season early next year.

As previously announced by the reality family, "I Am Jazz" Season 8 will premiere on Jan. 24 at 10 p.m. EST on TLC.

Based on the show's synopsis, the new installment will feature Jazz's struggles when she moved to Boston, Massachusetts, and started to live independently. The show will also focus on Jazz's return to Florida after her first year at the prestigious school.