Aaron Carter's supervisor 'happy' his memoir has been placed on maintain

Muricas News  — 

Aaron Carter’s supervisor is blissful that the deliberate launch of a posthumous memoir has been held.

“We're more than happy to listen to that memoir has been postponed and wish to thank Andy Symonds [publisher of Ballast Books] for doing so,” his supervisor Taylor Helgeson stated in an announcement offered to Muricas News. “Thanks for respecting our needs and the needs of the household.”

Carter was discovered lifeless within the bathtub of his Lancaster, California, house on November 5. He was 34.

The plan to launch “Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life” was met with backlash, together with from Carter’s former girlfriend, actress Hilary Duff, who had referred to as it “disgusting.”

“To water down Aaron’s life story to what appears to be unverified click-bait for revenue is disgusting,” Duff, who dated Carter on and off from 2000 to 2003, informed the Day by day Mail. “On no account do I condone shedding any mild on what's so clearly an uninformed, heartless, cash seize.”

Scott Atherton, the lawyer for Ballast Books, stated in a extensively distributed assertion the ebook launch was deferred “out of respect for the Carter household.”

“Mr. Carter was not only a movie star but additionally a father, a brother, a son, and a good friend to many nonetheless grieving for him,” he stated.

The LA County Coroner remains to be working to find out the reason for Carter’s demise.