1000-LB Roomies' Jaz has an important decision to make.

In E! News’ exclusive preview of the June 10 episode of the TLC series, the 41-year-old and her family have an emotional conversation over her desire to undergo bariatric surgery. After all, while her family is hesitant, she knows it's something she needs to do.

"I don't want my family disappointed in me, but then it makes me scared because this right here is reality," Jaz says in her confessional, alongside costar and roommate Nesha. "If I don't go through with the surgery, I'm not going to be here much longer."

Indeed, prior to her candid confessional, Jaz broaches the topic with her family over Sunday dinner.

"I've been seeing a doctor,” she tells them.” So far I've lost 40 pounds, and I've been taking the weight loss shot."

After hesitating, she adds, "I've been thinking about having weight loss surgery."

Jaz's grandmother quickly shares her concern, with her mother chiming in, "I know a lot of people who had it and was successful, but they're not my daughter."

But despite the pushback, Jaz simply says, "I need ya'll support."

Indeed, in the June 3 series premiere, Jaz had a conversation with her doctor Dr. Sarvenaz Nouri during which he emphasized the serious risks she faces.

“If you don't lose weight and if you don't get the weight loss surgery to lose weight,” he explained, “you will not survive for that long."

He added that she still has "about 130 pounds" to lose before she can get the surgery, as he wants her to be around 500 pounds. And she took his words seriously as she thought of what's at stake, especially with a 10-year-old daughter at home.

“I'm very scared,” Jaz said. “How many days I got left? How many days I got left to be a parent? How many days I got left to be an auntie, a sister, a daughter and a best friend?”

And while Jaz's mom and grandma are worried for her when it comes to taking surgical measures, Nesha is standing by Jaz's side, as she emphasized in the first episode, "Whatever she has to do, I'm in full support." 

For more celebs who have opened up about weight loss surgery, read on.

The former Here Comes Honey Boo Boo star underwent gastric sleeve surgery in 2016, dropping down to a size 4.

The Empire actress admitted to having laproscopic bariatric surgery in her memoir. She had the procedure in May 2016.

EJ Johnson had the gastric sleeve procedure in early August of 2014. 

Roseanne Barr had her gastric bypass surgery when she had reached over 350 pounds. She has stated, "I had my entire digestive system removed, so I should look thinner!' the mother-of-five says of her new figure." The comedienne looks amazing! 

Randy had reached 350 pounds in 2001 and after going through with weight loss surgery, he is now healthier and happier. He explains, "For the old Dawg, a holiday party was a chance to have something to eat, drink, and be merry, but the new Randy does not drink or eat at parties."

Lisa also had the gastric sleeve surgery and she said in an interview, "The size I am right now is the size I was always meant to be."

Star had gastric bypass surgery in 2003. She went from a size 26 to a 6. She explained in an interview, "The night before the surgery, I convinced myself that afterward everything would be fine and I could get on with the rest of my life." 

In 1999 Sharon had the lap-band surgery. She "lost a ton of weight, but it made me so sick." She has since had it removed and stays healthy through smart choices. 

Al Roker had weight loss surgery in 2002 and has been very open about his experience. He even admitted that his weight was taking a toll on his marriage, "It's a vicious cycle because now you feel judged and you're upset, and if that's the case, what do you do? You eat. And then your spouse is upset. Or you even lie about your food — you're closet eating."

Graham of Masterchef, had huge success with his weight loss surgery. He told People, "What's going to make me healthy is the most important thing right now so I can enjoy my kids and be around long enough to see them grow up." 

The singer and television host had gastric bypass surgery in 1999, taking her from a size 28 to a size 6 when she lost 150 lbs. However, she ended up going back under the knife in 2012 for lap-band surgery after she gained the weight back.

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