Aaron Carter was one of the biggest stars in the music industry during his prime years in the late 90s after releasing his first song "Crush on You." He reportedly earned hundreds of millions of dollars at the time, but the big question is; how much was his net worth before he passed away?
Popularly known for his albums "Aaron's Party (Come and Get It)," "Oh Aaron," "Another Earthquake!," and more, the singer sold millions of copies of songs (via Style Caster)
Even though he became a household name with many fans from around the world, Carter's popularity declined in recent years and his initial net worth also went down.
Aaron Carter Net Worth: How Did He Earn Hundreds of Millions of Dollars During His Prime Years?
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Nick Carter's brother had an estimated net worth of $400,000 at the time of his death. However, this wasn't the case during some of the biggest years of his life.
In a previous interview with Oprah Winfrey's "Where Are They Now" in 2016, the "Leave It Up to Me" hitmaker claimed he had a net worth of $200 million when he was a teenager.
The reason why he had huge earnings at a young age was because of his music and acting career.
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Aside from making music, he also appeared on different shows like "Sabrina the Teenage Witch" and "Lizzie McGuire" as himself. In addition, he starred in two episodes of "7th Heaven" as Harry.
It appears that Carter ventured out to different platforms of entertainment in the past as he also made his way to Broadway by starring in the musical titled "Seussical." In 2011, he played the role of Matt in an off-Broadway production of "The Fantastics."
In 2008, he and his family members, Nick, Leslie, Bobbie Jean, and Angel, starred in a reality show from E! called, "House of Carters." Aside from being one of the main cast members, he was also an executive producer of the show.
Aaron Carter's Final Years
In 2018, the singer decided to purchase a home in Lancaster, California, for $430,000. However, two years later, he put the three-bedroom home on the market for more than half a million dollars.
Years prior, the musician filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in a court in Florida. The reason why he wanted to be discharged from the majority of his debt was that he was just a minor at the time and didn't have any control over his money. (via The Hollywood Reporter)
According to CNN, Carter had a $2 million debt and his checking account only had $917 and his cash was only $60.
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