Aaron Carter Said He Did NOT Want His Memoir To Be Published Before His Death, Publicist Claims!

13.11.2022 - 00:35 / perezhilton.com

Apparently, Aaron Carter never even wanted his memoir to see the light of day!

As we’ve been reporting, the 34-year-old singer was working on a book for three years before his sudden death. It is now set to be released under the title Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life and will hit the shelves on November 15 through publisher Ballast Books. But according to Page Six, Aaron did not want the memoir released and actually tried to stop the publisher from doing so before his death. His publicist claimed to the outlet on Friday:

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Wow… If the publisher knew publishing the book would be against the I Want Candy singer’s wishes, it is incredibly disrespectful and awful to now be rushing this release so soon after his death — or even at all.

The memoir has already caused a bunch of controversy as several excerpts were already released, some of which centered around his past relationship with Hilary Duff and how he took her virginity when she was about 13 years old. And of course, the 35-year-old wasn’t happy about the “disgusting” memoir and slammed it for being published. She said in a statement:

And she wasn’t the only one who called out the Ballast Books for capitalizing on Aaron’s death! His management team and publicists agreed with Hillary, as Big Umbrella Management’s Taylor Helgeson said in a statement to The Post:

It’s terrible that there so many people are trying to make some money off Aaron’s passing. However, the ghostwriter and publisher of the book Andy Symonds fired back, saying the rapper “hired” him to “help tell the world his story”:

He added:

Innerestingly enough, when Page Six asked Andy if