Singer Aaron Carter died at age 34 in California

The artist was found dead this Saturday in his home located in the city of Lancaster (Los Angeles County, California).
The singer and actor Aaron Carter, brother of Nick Carter – a member of the Backstreet Boys – was found dead this Saturday in his home located in the city of Lancaster (Los Angeles County, California), the celebrity media TMZ reported.

The death was later confirmed by his brother’s representative to the American press, but the cause of death has not yet been revealed.

Carter (Florida, 1987) began as an opening act for his brother’s group at just 10 years old, publishing his first album, which bore his own name, at such a young age and turning it into a gold record.

In 2000, Nick Carter’s little brother expanded his record production with “Come and Get It”, setting the foundations for his style, linked to electronic music and dance, with such an impact that it reached triple status. platinum.

In his role as an actor, Carter appeared in television series such as “Lizzie McGuire” or “Sabrina the Teenage Witch”, other reality programs such as “Dancing With the Stars”; He starred in an unscripted family series titled “E! House of Carters”, and even performed on Broadway with “Seussical the Musical”.

Aaron Carter’s image regularly appeared on gossip shows due to different personal controversies in which he was involved and his label as a heartthrob.

Alcohol and marijuana had caused his figure to be damaged, leading to him losing custody of his son Prince and entering various rehabilitation centers to try to overcome his addiction.

This situation affected his artistic production, which was reduced to such an extent that his last album, “LØVË”, dates back to 2018.

In addition, he also had family problems with Nick himself, who in 2019 filed a restraining order against him alleging that he threatened to kill his pregnant wife and son.

On the other hand, his older sister, Leslie Carter, already died in 2012 from an overdose in New York at just 25 years old.

EFE

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