Aaron Carter's Death Left Nick Carter In A State Of Shock: 'My Love For Him Never Faded'
In one of Aaron's last interviews, the former child star revealed he initially got into show business with the dream of following in Nick's famous footsteps.
"I just wanted to be like my brother," he said on an August episode of the Brett Allan Show. "I wanted to do what he was doing because he would come home with all these stuffed animals. I remember very vividly all of these toys. He would bring back this stuff and have 'Nick' on it. So I wanted to become a singer at the age that I did for stuffed animals. Not money. I wanted my own toys." He added, "Now I'm thinking about it, that's really why I wanted to do this."
But now, Aaron Carter's death left Nick Carter in a state of shock. One day after Aaron Carter's death, the Backstreet Boys, including Nick Carter, paid tribute to the late singer onstage in London. During the Backstreet Boys' Nov. 6 concert at the O2 Arena in London, the singer was visually emotional as he and his bandmates paid tribute to the late musician onstage.
As seen in videos posted to social media, during a performance of the boy band's most recent single, a big screen expressed tribute images of Aaron. "No Place," which member Kevin Richardson explained, "is very special to us because that song is about family."
"Everybody in here, we all grew up together," the singer told the crowd, as Nick stood beside him in tears. "We've been through highs and lows and ups and downs—we thank you for being with the Backstreet family for 29 years, for all the love."
Each of the four other band members took turns hugging Nick as fans cheered on in support. Howie Dorough then dedicated their next song to Aaron, who he referred to as the group's "little brother."
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"During their last single from DNA, the music video was playing on the top screen," Jon told E! News after the show. "The ending images of the video were the photos Nick had shared on Twitter recently to crowd applause, before the band took some time to talk about Aaron's passing and console Nick. Everyone was crying as you imagine."
"Even though my brother and I have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never ever faded," he wrote alongside a series of throwback photos of the siblings. "I will miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. I love you Chizz., now you get a chance to finally have some peace you could never find here on earth." On Nov. 5, the singer had died at the age of 34. No cause of death has been revealed.
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"I just wanted to be like my brother," he said on an August episode of the Brett Allan Show. "I wanted to do what he was doing because he would come home with all these stuffed animals. I remember very vividly all of these toys. He would bring back this stuff and have 'Nick' on it. So I wanted to become a singer at the age that I did for stuffed animals. Not money. I wanted my own toys." He added, "Now I'm thinking about it, that's really why I wanted to do this."
But now, Aaron Carter's death left Nick Carter in a state of shock. One day after Aaron Carter's death, the Backstreet Boys, including Nick Carter, paid tribute to the late singer onstage in London. During the Backstreet Boys' Nov. 6 concert at the O2 Arena in London, the singer was visually emotional as he and his bandmates paid tribute to the late musician onstage.
Saw @backstreetboys tonight. Very emotionally charged show. Beautiful tribute to Aaron Carter. I am exhausted. pic.twitter.com/vQy8S17CaK
— Jon D Barker ??️??? (@JonDBarker) November 6, 2022
As seen in videos posted to social media, during a performance of the boy band's most recent single, a big screen expressed tribute images of Aaron. "No Place," which member Kevin Richardson explained, "is very special to us because that song is about family."
"Everybody in here, we all grew up together," the singer told the crowd, as Nick stood beside him in tears. "We've been through highs and lows and ups and downs—we thank you for being with the Backstreet family for 29 years, for all the love."
Source: Today
Each of the four other band members took turns hugging Nick as fans cheered on in support. Howie Dorough then dedicated their next song to Aaron, who he referred to as the group's "little brother."
Read more: Hilary Duff Mourned The Death Of Her Ex Boyfriend Aaron Carter
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"During their last single from DNA, the music video was playing on the top screen," Jon told E! News after the show. "The ending images of the video were the photos Nick had shared on Twitter recently to crowd applause, before the band took some time to talk about Aaron's passing and console Nick. Everyone was crying as you imagine."
Source: Page Six
"Even though my brother and I have had a complicated relationship, my love for him has never ever faded," he wrote alongside a series of throwback photos of the siblings. "I will miss my brother more than anyone will ever know. I love you Chizz., now you get a chance to finally have some peace you could never find here on earth." On Nov. 5, the singer had died at the age of 34. No cause of death has been revealed.
Aubtu.biz is a website that provides you with Entertainment updates and creative ideas to brighten your day. Don’t hesitate to visit our site to know more about updated celebrity and entertainment news.
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