Aaron Carter died without a will, it has been learned.
On November 5, the former child star died at the age of 34 at his Lancaster, California home. Police then recovered cans of compressed air and prescription medicines at the site, according to reports. However, an official cause of death has yet to be determined, since toxicology reports might take months.
According to TMZ, the "I'm All About You" singer was encouraged by his lawyer to draft a will, especially because he had a son who relied on him.
This occurred in the midst of his relationship with Melanie Martin.
The Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services intervened in September, removing their 11-month-old son Prince from their house. Prince has been living with Melanie's mother since then.
Despite the lawyer's advice to Aaron to rewrite his will, his circumstances tragically changed when he died a week ago.
Aaron Carter Net Worth
Aaron Charles Carter's first song, "Crush on You," was released in 1997 as part of his debut album, "Aaron Carter."
Three years later, he issued another album with several of his singles, which sold over three million copies. "Aaron's Party (Come Get It)" evolved into. One of his most commercially successful albums to date.
He followed up with three additional albums: "Oh Aaron" in 2001, "Another Earthquake!" was released in 2002, and "Love" was released in 2018.
Aaron Carter's stated net worth is $400,000, according to Celebrity Net Worth.
His net worth was more than $200 million during the peak of his career when he was a teenager, according to an interview with "Oprah: Where Are They Now" in 2016.
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What Will Happen to Aaron Carter's Son Since There's No Will?
According to TMZ, Aaron Carter was not in a good financial situation when he died.
One source revealed that the "Summertime" hitmaker was living "hand-to-mouth" and would generally spend everything he made quickly.
However, according to California law and most states, when a person dies without a will and leaves a kid behind, the youngster automatically inherits the parent's wealth - so it appears that Prince will not be left out in the cold.
Aaron's house was on the market before to his death, thus Prince may have security in any equity it brings.
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