Singer and actor Aaron Carter died on November 5. after “accidentally” drowning in your bathtub after inhaling a flammable gas The Los Angeles County (California) Department of Forensic Medicine announced Tuesday that it was found in cans of compressed air. The autopsy of Nick Carter’s older brother, a member of the Backstreet Boys, in addition to inhaling this chemical compound called difluoroethane, also took the sedative alprazolam to treat disorders such as anxiety.
The autopsy report also revealed that Carter’s (34 years old) body had also been found. no “life-threatening” trauma When she was found in the bathroom of her home in Lancaster, Los Angeles County, California.
Started as the opening act of his brother’s band when Carter was just 10 years old, he came to release his self-titled debut album, which is considered a gold record. In 2000, Aaron Carter expanded his record production with ‘Come and Get It’, which laid the foundations for his style associated with electronic music and ‘dance’, to such an impact that it achieved triple platinum status.
As an actor, he has appeared in television formats such as ‘Lizzie McGuire’ or ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’; other “reality” type shows such as “Dancing With the Stars”; He starred in an unscripted family series titled. Carters House’; and even profusely screened on Broadway with ‘Seussical the Musical’. In addition to this, the image of Aaron Carter has regularly featured in heart programs due to the diverse personal controversies he was involved in and his reputation as a conqueror.
Alcohol and marijuana damaged her body and she even lost custody of her son. To overcome Prince and his addiction, he entered various rehabilitation centers. This reduced his artistic legacy so much that his last album “LØVË” came out of 2018. He also had family problems with Nick, who had a restraining order. In 2019, a lawsuit was filed against him for allegedly threatening his pregnant wife and son with death.
After Aaron’s death, Nick uploaded a series of photos of both of them as children to his Instagram profile, along with text that read, “(…) The truth is, addiction and mental illness are the real culprits of this.” This isn’t the first tragedy for Carters, as their brother, Leslie, died of an overdose in New York City in 2012 at the age of 25.