Aaron Carter’s Former Fiancée Melanie Martin Tearfully Reacts To Singer’s Death

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Aaron Carter was cremated this week. That’s according to TMZ, which obtained a copy of the former child star’s death certificate on Wednesday morning.

Aaron Carter was cremated after his November 5 death, his death certificate revealed.

Hilary Duff seemed to be moving on from her fury over her late ex-boyfriend Aaron Carter's posthumous tell-all memoir as she took care of business in Los Angeles on Tuesday.The 35-year-old Lizzie McGuire looked too cool for school in a shiny black faux leather jacket for her errand run.Last week, the actress and singer told DailyMail.com exclusively that her ex Aaron Carter's upcoming 'heartless money grab' book was 'disgusting' due to his claims that the two had lost their virginity together as teens. Taking care of business: Hilary Duff, 35, looked effortlessly cool in a black faux leather jacket and relaxed jeans while taking care of errands in LA on TuesdayHilary stuck to a casual look, pairing her jacket with a simple white ribbed tank top and relaxed-fit acid wash jeans.She stayed comfortable with a set of white sneakers, which she contrasted with her rectangular black sunglasses.

Christy Carlson Romano knew something was going on with Aaron Carter before his passing…

By now we’ve all learned of the tragic death of former child star Aaron Carter, and as new details arise, our hearts only ache more for the huge loss.

Nick Carter and his sister Angel have paid tribute to their late brother Aaron with the launch of a fundraiser supporting children's mental health - nine days after the singer's tragic death aged 34.Aaron, who rose to fame as a child star, battled mental health conditions including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and manic depression during his lifetime, with his siblings urging fans to donate to On Our Sleeves: The Movement for Children’s Mental Health in his memory.A representative for the Backstreet Boys singer, 42, told DailyMail.com: 'For fans looking to pay tribute to the life of Aaron Carter, a donation page has been established in lieu of flowers that will benefit On Our Sleeves: The Movement for Children’s Mental Health, an organization that Nick Carter has long supported and serves as an Ambassador for. 'On Our Sleeves is on a mission to provide every community in America access to free, evidenced-informed educational resources necessary for breaking stigmas about child mental health as well as educating families and advocates.  Tragic loss: Nick Carter and his sister Angel have paid tribute to their late brother Aaron with the launch of a fundraiser supporting children's mental health - nine days after the singer's tragic death aged 34 (pictured 2000s)'Gifts fund educational content, lesson plans for schools and activities for schools and organizations.

Following Aaron Carter‘s death, Nick Carter and Angel Carter are raising money for a mental health charity in honor of their late brother.

Nick Carter is rallying for love and strength in his children.

The author who penned Aaron Caron's controversial memoir has hit back at criticism from Hilary Duff and the late singer's management, which saw the tome branded a 'heartless money grab.'Andy Symonds, who co-wrote 'Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life' - which boasted claims the singer lost his virginity to Hilary Duff when he was aged 12 and she was 'maybe 13' - said Aaron had 'a right' to tell his own troubled story.Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, Symonds said: 'Aaron Carter hired me to help him tell the world his story. That story, while tragically cut short, was filled with good and bad. 'His life was far from pretty, and understandably certain people in the public eye don’t want some of the stories Aaron tells in his book to come to light.     Story: The author who penned Aaron Caron's controversial memoir has hit back at criticism from Hilary Duff and the late singer's management, which saw the tome branded a 'heartless money grab 'That doesn’t make them any less true or newsworthy.

Nick Carter appeared to be healing at home with his children on Sunday when he posted a picture to Instagram one week after the tragic death of his brother Aaron Carter. 'After being away for so long,' Nick captioned the photo of him hugging his kids, 'It just feels good to be back with them.'The 42-year-old Backstreet Boys frontman returned from the group's European tour over the weekend, reuniting with his three children after his younger brother Aaron was found dead in his bathtub at the age of 34 on November 5.   Healing: Nick Carter, 42, appeared to be healing at home with his three children on Sunday when he posted a picture to Instagram one week after the tragic death of his brother Aaron Carter, 34. The singer appeared to be at peace as he cuddled his six-year-old son Odin (upper right, age six), daughter Saoirse (lower left, age three) and 19-month-old daughter Pearl (center)The I Want It That Way singer appeared to be at peace as he cuddled his six-year-old son Odin and three-year-old daughter Saoirse. Nick's adorable 19-month-old daughter Pearl beamed at the center of the picture as her siblings smiled on either side, clearly happy to have their dad back home.  The crooner gave his youngest a kiss on the forehead while his other children donned onesie pajamas embellished with grimacing jack-o'-lanterns and smiley faces.  Carter – who shares his three children with wife Lauren Kitt – has been touring Europe with the Backstreet Boys, playing a series of sold-out concerts in various countries. He was in London at the time of his younger brother's passing in Lancaster, California and the pair were reportedly unable to repair their difficult relationship before Aaron's sudden death occurred.  Gone too soon: Nick

Aaron Carter did not leave behind a will.

Someone just tagged us in this video of Aaron Carter speaking about Perez less than two months ago.

It looks like Aaron Carter’s controversial memoir won’t be hitting the shelves on November 15!

Aaron Carter “died without leaving a will”, which means the State of California will now decide whether his 11-month-old son Prince inherits his estate.The musician shocked the world with his death at the age of 34 last week. Aaron was found at his home in California on Saturday, November 5, with reps for the late pop star confirming the sad news of his death. They said at the time: “We are extremely saddened and shocked to confirm the passing of Aaron Carter today.“We ask that you give the family time and they will have more information when available.”They also stated that a cause of death is currently being investigated.It has since been reported that the inheritance of Aaron’s estate will be determined by the State of California. The musician leaves behind his on/off fiancée, Melanie Martin, as well as his young son Prince.He welcomed the 11-month-old boy with Melanie back in November, 2021. Due to the turbulent relationship between the pair, the LA County Department of Children and Family Services removed Prince from the couple’s home earlier this year.The infant has been living with Aaron’s mother since September, and it is not yet clear whether he stands to inherit his estate after the star failed to leave behind a will.Family sources told TMZ that the star’s attorney had advised him to make a will before his death, given that he had a child depending on him, but that he had not done so. The outlet went on to claim that the star was “not in a good place financially” before he died and that he was “living hand-to-mouth”.It should be noted that in most States, including the state of California, a child generally inherits a single parent’s estate - even if no will is left behind. Aaron’s former partner Melanie said

There’s no place like home! Nick Carter has reunited with his family after the Backstreet Boys’ European tour concluded.

The release of Aaron Carter memoir has been temporarily postponed following backlash from the late star's management and ex-girlfriend Hilary Duff, who slammed it as a 'heartless money grab.'The memoir, titled Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story Of An Incomplete Life, was slated for a November 15 release, which was 10 days after he was found dead at him home at the age of 34. Andy Symonds, the author who co-wrote the book with Carter, hit back at criticism in an exclusive statement to DailyMail.com on Friday. Postponed: The release of Aaron Carter memoir has been temporarily postponed following backlash from the late star's management and ex-girlfriend Hilary Duff, who slammed it as a 'heartless money grab' In a statement to ET, attorney Scott Atherton, founder of Atherton Galardi Mullen & Reeder PLLC and who represents Ballast Books and author Andy Symonds, maintained Carter wanted his story told 'with all its beauty and rawness.'But with the family having just begun to grieving process Atherton said the decision was made to 'put the book on hold for the time being.' 'Out of respect for the Carter family, my client has decided to defer the further release of the book at this time,' the statement read, adding, 'Mr.

The author who penned Aaron Caron's controversial memoir has hit back at criticism from Hilary Duff and the late singer's management, which saw the tome branded a 'heartless money grab.'Andy Symonds, who co-wrote 'Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life' - which boasted claims the singer lost his virginity to Hilary Duff when he was aged 12 and she was 'maybe 13' - said Aaron had 'a right' to tell his own troubled story.Speaking exclusively to DailyMail.com, Symonds said: 'Aaron Carter hired me to help him tell the world his story. That story, while tragically cut short, was filled with good and bad. 'His life was far from pretty, and understandably certain people in the public eye don’t want some of the stories Aaron tells in his book to come to light.     Story: The author who penned Aaron Caron's controversial memoir has hit back at criticism from Hilary Duff and the late singer's management, which saw the tome branded a 'heartless money grab 'That doesn’t make them any less true or newsworthy.

Apparently, Aaron Carter never even wanted his memoir to see the light of day!