Angel Carter Conrad Keeps the memory of your twin brother, Aaron CarterHe lives through his relationship with his son, Prince Carter.
Angel, of 37 Jade iovine“S”To live from bed“Podcast.
“I have met her and have game games. She is so smart and so sweet,” Angel said.
Iovine asked if the Prince, with whom Aaron shared Melanie martinHe reminded Angel his twin brother, who died at the age of 34 in November 2022.
“Yes, and see him with my daughter Harper together, because he has this, like blond hair, blond, and he has dark hair like me, is to see me and Aaron together,” Angel responded.
Aaron and Martin, 33, welcomed the Prince in November 2021. Almost a year later, the singer of “I Want Candy” was found dead in his house in California after he drowned in a bathtub due to the effects of the diffluoroethane (a inhalant) and alprazolam (the generic name of Xanax). An accident was governed by Aaron.
More than two years after Aaron’s death, Prince debuted on the red carpet With Martin and Angel at the Los Angeles screening of the documentary Paramount+ The Carers: It hurts to love -tewho enters the Carter family and his struggles with addiction, mental illness and abandonment, as explained from the perspective of Angel.
Aaron and Angel’s sister Leslie Carter died at the age of 25 in 2012. Her other sister Bobbie Jean Carter Later he died at the age of 41 in December 2023.

Aaron Carter
Gilbert Carrasquillo/WireimageThe family also includes the brother Nick Carterwho increased fame as a member of the Backstreet Boys.
In an exclusive interview with Use weekly Angel admitted Had “a mix” of emotions While working on the project.
“There were so many happy moments within my family and, certainly, with my brothers and myself. So I can look back the videos (house), it is not only a memory, but it is the feeling that it can be played again,” he said, adding that “there were times when it was painful” to see what Leslie and Bobbie Jean had passed.
“It gave me a better understanding of abuse and what happened and why some things happened,” he continued. “So it was difficult. It was painful to see -what you didn’t see in the documentary is when I was watching those difficult videos, the consequences of the emotional breakdown I had because I only made a lot of clarity for me.”
Angel said the document “had to be authentic” and “honest”.
“And the honest truth is that there were many bad things that had happened to us as children, and there were bad things my parents.” I have no bad will towards my parents. What is done is done. This is what we can do now progress. I just want people to know that you are not alone, that we all have our struggles and that although my family had fame and money, we are like you and we are together. “