Aaron Carter’s memoirs delayed

On November 5, singer Aaron Carter was found dead in his home., and in the following days, several people who knew him expressed their condolences. Actress Hilary Duff had an affair with Aaron from 2001 to 2004 and stated the following: “It’s very sad that a week after Aaron’s death, a publisher appeared who seems to recklessly publish the book. capitalize on this tragedy without devoting enough time or attention to verifying the validity of their work.”

Duff referred in his comments to the memoirs Aaron Carter: The Unfinished Story of an Incomplete Lifewrote a journalist Andy Symondswho it was scheduled to be released on November 15th. Now he’s decided to put it offand in the publisher’s statement BallastBook testified that “Aaron Carter wanted his story to be told and for our client, Andy Symonds, a respected journalist and author, to tell the story in all its beauty and candor…Out of respect for the Carter family, my client has decided to delay publication of the book for the time being. Mr. Carter was not only a celebrity, but also a father, brother, son and friend to many who still mourned him.”

As the new release date became known, Aaron’s publicist made a statement Page six pointing out that the deceased artist did not agree with the publication of that book: “In the middle of working on this book, Aaron said, ‘I don’t want to have anything to do with this,’ and stopped, so the fact that the publisher says it’s approved is not true.” For his part, Symonds defended his work with the following statements: “Aaron had the right, like everyone else, to tell his story. As a journalist, I am honored that you have chosen me to help you with this. Aaron hoped that this book would not only bring him catharsis, but also help other people struggling with addiction and mental illness. I hope and believe that he will.”

-Nick Carter writes a message dedicated to his late brother Aaron