The writer behind Aaron Carter‘s memoir has determined to not transfer ahead with publishing the e book “out of respect for the Carter household.”
In a press release to ET, lawyer Scott Atherton, founding father of Atherton Galardi Mullen & Reeder PLLC and who represents Ballast Books and writer Andy Symonds, says regardless of the late singer wanting his story “with all its magnificence and rawness” informed, they’ve determined to place the e book on maintain in the meanwhile.
“Out of respect for the Carter household, my consumer has determined to defer the additional launch of the e book presently,” the assertion learn. “Mr. Carter was not only a celeb but in addition a father, a brother, a son, and a pal to many nonetheless grieving for him.”
Atherton mentioned “public consideration has just lately centered on a small variety of interactions throughout Mr. Carter’s early years.” He added that “the extra necessary story is about Mr. Carter’s life and what individuals can be taught from his skilled success, private struggles, and tragic passing.”
The choice comes simply sooner or later after Hilary Duff blasted Ballast Books for its resolution to maneuver ahead with the discharge of Carter’s unfinished memoir, calling the transfer “unhappy” and a reckless try to “capitalize” on the late singer’s tragedy.
In a press release to ET, the “Lizzie McGuire” alum and Carter’s ex-girlfriend mentioned it’s “actually unhappy that inside per week of Aaron’s loss of life, there’s a writer that appears to be recklessly pushing a e book out to capitalize on this tragedy with out taking applicable time or care to truth verify the validity of his work.”
The e book, titled Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life was imagined to drop Nov. 15, a mere 10 days after Carter was discovered lifeless in his Lancaster, California, residence.
Carter, the youthful brother of Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter, was 34.
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