Creator Of Aaron Carter’s Memoir Seemingly Addresses Hilary Duff Whereas Responding To Backlash

The writer of the late Aaron Carter’s forthcoming memoir has responded to the hate and backlash the e-book has been going through on-line.

The unfinished memoir is getting slammed primarily for being printed so quickly, and “with out approval” as Carter’s administration staff beforehand said, after the rapper handed away simply final week.

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“Aaron Carter employed me to assist him inform the world his story,” the memoir’s writer, Andy Symonds, informed ET in an announcement by way of the e-book’s writer, Ballast Books. “That story, whereas tragically lower quick, was full of good and unhealthy.

“His life was removed from fairly, and understandably sure folks within the public eye don’t need a few of the tales Aaron tells in his e-book to return to gentle,” the rep continued, seemingly referring to Hilary Duff, who denounced the brand new e-book for its declare that she and Carter each misplaced their virginities to one another at age 13. “That doesn’t make them any much less true or newsworthy.

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“Aaron had a proper — as all of us do — to inform his story. As a journalist, I’m honoured that he selected me to assist him do this. Along with being cathartic for him, Aaron hoped this e-book would assist others combating habit and psychological sickness. I hope and imagine it can do this,” the assertion ended.

Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life is at present set to launch on Nov. 15.