Aaron Carter: Last News

Aaron Carter‘s voice will be heard again with the impending release of a posthumous project called The Recovery Album.

Emily Longeretta For the first time, Angel Carter Conrad is sitting down with brother Nick Carter as part of her upcoming documentary, “The Carters: Hurts to Love You.” In the new trailer for the Paramount+ documentary, Aaron Carter‘s twin sister, Angel, tells the story of her family’s many ups and downs through the years — from the rise of Nick’s career with the Backstreet Boys and Aaron’s as a solo artist to the tragic death of three of their siblings. (Leslie Carter died of an apparent overdose in 2012; Aaron, died from accidental drowning in 2022 and Bobbie Jean died of an accidental overdose in 2023.) From director Soleil Moon Frye and produced by See It Now Studios and Candle True Stories, the two-part doc “features intimate conversations between the only surviving Carter siblings, Angel and Nick, who confront their complex childhood and the profound tragedies that marked their family” as well as never-before-seen home videos, photographs, audio recordings and private text messages.

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Emily Longeretta Soleil Moon Frye is set to direct “The Carters,” a new two-part documentary that looks at the “extreme highs and tragic lows” of the Carter family, including the musical careers of Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter and pop star Aaron Carter, the latter of whom died in 2022. The doc, produced by See It Now Studios and Candle True Stories, will be from the point of view of Angel Carter Conrad, Aaron’s twin sister; the “sad and eye-opening tale” features new interviews with close family friends, including Melissa Joan Hart and Scout Willis, as well as never-before-seen home movies.

Aaron Carter's ex-fiancée, Melanie Martin, has confirmed through a DNA test that the late pop star is indeed the father of her young son, Prince. Splitting and reuniting throughout 2020 to 2022 with Aaron, Melanie revealed to TMZ that after enduring persistent "baseless" rumours, the DNA results have conclusively established Prince's paternity "without a shadow of a doubt". Opening up to PEOPLE, she shared: "We're doing good.

Netflix miniseries Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam explores the dark side of the rise of Backstreet Boys and *NSYNC, but what songs are included on the show’s soundtrack?The three-episode series delves into the story of band manager Lou Pearlman’s mogul status in the American boy band market in the 1990s, spearheading the chart success of some of the biggest groups of the era, but also charting his dramatic fall.Dirty Pop, named after an *NSYNC lyric, is ultimately the story of a con man, who in 2006 stood accused of running one of the largest and longest-running Ponzi schemes in US history.The show uses interviews with many of Pearlman’s former colleagues as well as a number of the stars he helped to create to illustrate the dramatic arc of the businessman’s life.It is suggested that Pearlman’s involvement in the entertainment industry began when he watched a New Kids On The Block appearance on TV and hatched a plan to create another group in their image.That group went on to become Backstreet Boys, the members of whom Pearlman recruited with a talent search. In the wake of their success, similar acts followed, including *NSYNC, O-Town, LFO and Take 5.Pearlman was indicted by Florida authorities in 2006 on charges of conspiracy, money laundering and filing false bankruptcy, going on the run before finally being arrested in Indonesia in 2007.He was sentenced to 25 years in prison in 2008 and passed away in 2016 after a cardiac arrest at the age of 62.A previous documentary about Pearlman was made in 2019, titled The Boy Band Con: The Lou Pearlman Story, produced by *NSYNC’s Lance Bass.Given the subject matter of the series, the three episodes are packed full of ‘90s boy band classics.

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It was a long and tragic road leading up to Aaron Carter’s death… but his twin sadly saw the signs on the side of the highway.

Nick Carter has denied the “outrageous” sexual assault claims made against him in a new documentary.Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter, which dropped this week, accused the Backstreet Boys singer of assaulting three women – Shannon Ruth, Melissa Schuman, and Ashley Repp – in the early 2000s. Nick reportedly declined to take part in the docuseries.Now, Nick’s legal team have claimed to BBC News in a statement that the women were “spreading falsehoods”, adding: “These are exactly the same outrageous claims that led us to sue this gang of conspirators.“Those cases are working their way through the legal system now, and, based on both the initial court rulings and the overwhelming evidence, we have every belief that we will prevail and hold them accountable for spreading these falsehoods,” they continued.Nick was first accused of sexual assault by Shannon Ruth, who filed a civil lawsuit against the singer in 2022.

Nick Carter‘s legal team is responding to the allegations leveled against the Backstreet Boys singer in the new Investigation Discovery docuseries Aaron and Nick Carter: Fallen Idols.

Anna Tingley The first two episodes of “Fallen Idols,” a new documentary delving into the accusations and controversies surrounding Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter and late pop singer Aaron Carter, are now streaming online. The four-part docuseries airs across two nights on May 27 and May 28 at 9 p.m.

Michaela Zee “Fallen Idols” delves into the accusations and controversies surrounding Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter and late pop singer Aaron Carter. The Investigation Discovery docuseries introduces three women who claim they were sexually assaulted by Nick: Melissa Schuman, a singer best known for being a member of the girl group Dream; Ashley Repp, a former friend of Nick’s sister Angel; and Shannon “Shay” Ruth, who was the first woman to file a sexual assault lawsuit against him in December 2022. The four-part docuseries also provides insight into the Carter family — consisting of parents Robert and Jane and children Nick, Leslie, Angel, Bobbie Jean and Aaron — which was plagued with a series of tragedies: Leslie died at age 25 from a drug overdose in 2012; in 2022, Aaron drowned at age 34 under the effects of alprazolam, a generic form of Xanax, and inhaling difluoroethane; and Bobbie Jean died from a drug overdose at age 41 in 2023.

died at age 34 in 2022 of accidental drug-related causes – are the subjects of a new docuseries. Called “Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter” and premiering Monday, May 27 (on ID and Max), the four-part series explores the rise of the famous brothers, their relationship, Aaron’s struggles with substance abuse and mental health, and the sexual assault allegations against Nick from Melissa Schuman, Ashley Repp and Shannon “Shay” Ruth. A note onscreen states that Nick declined to participate in the documentary, and that he “denied the allegations and questions his accusers’ credibility.”Here are the biggest revelations.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Jason Sarlanis knows that for some people, the Investigation Discovery network has stood for one thing: murder mysteries, frequently gruesome in nature and usually told in self-contained hourlong episodes. But with the success of docuseries “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV,” that perception is quickly changing.

Following their success with the Quiet on the Set docuseries exploring Nickelodeon and the dark side of children’s TV, ID is now releasing a new docuseries called Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter.

Aaron Carter‘s twin sister Angel Carter spoke about the tragic death of her siblings.

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Aaron Carter‘s voice is rising again for one of the first times since his tragic death.

Bobbie Jean Carter‘s cause of death has been revealed by the Hillsborough County Medical Examiner Department in Florida.

Almost two months after her tragic and unexpected death, medical examiners have finally revealed Bobbie Jean Carter‘s cause of death.

The cause of death of Bobbie Jean Carter, sister to Nick and Aaron Carter, has been revealed. According to an initial case summary report, obtained by US magazine, People, Bobbie Jean died from "intoxication by the combined effects of fentanyl and methamphetamine" with her death listed as "accidental". Officials said that Bobbie Jean, who was 41 when she died, had been diagnosed with schizophrenia, which was listed in the "medical history" section of the report.