Aaron Carter’s Family Reveal Where They Scatter His Ashes – Hollywood Life +2023

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Aaron Carter was cremated aged 34 following his tragic death on November 5, and now his family have decided what to do with the pop star’s ashes. His mother, Jane Cartersaid TMZ that the Carter family will scatter Aaron’s ashes in the oceans of the Florida Keys in his home state next year. Jane said they will scatter some of Aaron’s late sister Lesliealso his ashes with his. Leslie died of an overdose at her home in New York in 2012 at the age of 25.

According to Jane, the family – which includes Aaron’s famous brother Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys – will hold the rest of Aaron and Leslie’s ashes and scatter them with Jane once it’s finally over. Jane revealed herself TMZ that Aaron’s fiancee melanie martin, with whom he shared an 11-month-old son, is not invited to Aaron’s ceremony in Florida. Aaron’s ashes are currently in the possession of his twin sister Angel.

Aron was found “unresponsive” in his bathtub on November 5 by Melanie at his home in Lancaster, California. No official cause of death was released at the time, however the official coroner’s report was released on November 7. The coroner requested additional time to investigate the death. Aaron’s death certificate, released on November 16, confirming he was cremated, revealed the cause of death is still under investigation.

The beloved “I Want Candy” singer was openly struggling with drug issues that led to his death. He said so The US sun that he had checked himself into an outpatient program in September. “I haven’t had any relapses or anything like that, it’s just the triggers that are big for me at the moment [and] I want my son back,” Aaron said at the time.

Sources close to Aaron have also said so HollywoodLife that the pop star left no instructions for his belongings at the time of his death. “Aaron didn’t have a will or a plan because he didn’t even think about dying. So everyone thinks it was an accident,” a source said. “He had money at the time of his death and was in the process of selling his house.”