On Friday (April 28), ABC News Studios announced their upcoming documentary about the life and passing of Aaron Carter. The documentary, titled “Aaron Carter: The Little Prince of Pop,” is set to premiere exclusively on Hulu on Monday (May 1).
The film will explore Carter’s ascent to fame as a preteen heartthrob in the early 2000s with hits like “Aaron’s Party (Come Get It),” “That’s How I Beat Shaq,” and “I Want Candy.” Additionally, it will delve into his mental health struggles, addiction, and eventual passing in November 2022.
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Several people who were close to Carter throughout his life will be featured in the documentary, including his fiancée Melanie Martin, his best friend and manager Taylor Helgeson, AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys, and his former publicist Phil Lobel. Christy Carlson Romano, star of the animated TV show “Kim Possible,” will also provide insight into the pressures of child stardom, while Dr. Travis Stork, former host of “The Doctors,” will discuss his efforts to aid the young singer with his addiction problems.
The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner released Carter’s autopsy results, which revealed that the singer’s death was accidental. The report showed that Carter drowned in his bathtub after consuming a lethal combination of difluoroethane (the gas found in cans of compressed air) and alprazolam (the generic form of Xanax).
Source: Billboard
