Aaron Carter’s unapproved memoir faces big postponement – Nicki Swift

Aaron Carter’s posthumous memoir, “Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life,” will not be published on November 15. page six, the publisher of the book has decided to suspend the release. “Out of respect for the Carter family, my client has decided to defer publication of the book at this time,” Scott Atherton, who represents Ballast Books and author Andy Symonds, said in a statement. “Mr. Carter was not only a celebrity, but also a father, a brother, a son and a friend to many who still mourn him.”

Although Symonds claimed to have interviewed Aaron for three years to help him write the book, it has been said that the former “Dancing with the Stars” contestant wanted nothing to do with the memoir before his death. “Aaron, in the midst of [working on the book]He said, ‘I don’t want anything to do with this,’ and he stopped, so the fact that the publisher says he has a green light, that’s not it,” his publicist said. page six exclusively. “That goes against Aaron’s wishes.”

This isn’t the only controversy arising in the wake of Aaron’s death. Since then, questions have been raised about whether or not the late singer’s son, Prince, would inherit the estate from him. Ryan Sellers, Estate Attorney and Founding Partner of Hales & Sellers, PLLC, based in Dallastold Nicki Swift exclusively: “A will is the only way to disinherit a child. Otherwise, the child is considered an heir.”