'It's a mess': Aaron Carter's fiancée Melanie Martin 'at war' with late star's family over his estate
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: The unexpected early death of Aaron Carter was a tragedy, and now his family seems ready to go to war. This includes his ex-girlfriend Melanie Martin, the mother of Carter's son Prince. The official cause of death has not yet been announced, but Carter's family and friends fear that the singer relapsed into his drug addiction, which is considered the most likely cause of death.
Martin has apparently been in talks with the legal team in recent days to resolve the issue of Aaron's estate and who would inherit his assets - Martin would no doubt want to secure her son's future by securing the assets for him, which seems the most likely and usual outcome. However, the Sun now reports that the Carter family is fighting back, as the late pop star did not leave a will - something he was advised to do by Carter's lawyer, according to TMZ.
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The Carter family camp will not go down easy and it seems that meetings with lawyers are going nowhere. A source close to the family has said, “The family is fighting her, it's a mess.” Said insider has labelled the situation as ‘real drama.’ No further details are being unveiled as of yet due to the court proceedings.
It has already been spoken about, that Carter did not manage his finances well, but still managed to hold on to a house and the cars that he had bought at the time of his death. It is to be noted that the State of California will make a decision and pass a decree as to who will end up inheriting Carter’s assets.
Aaron Carter passed away a few weeks ago on Saturday, November 5, following which Martin had given her statement about her fiancé’s tragic death. This came after she had recorded her drive to the home of her boyfriend upon learning of his death and posted an emotional video as well. In the statement, she said, “My fiancé Aaron Carter has passed away. I love Aaron with all my heart and it’s going to be a journey to raise a son without a father. Please respect the privacy of my family as we come to terms with the loss of someone we love greatly. We are still in the process of accepting this unfortunate reality. Your thoughts and prayers are greatly appreciated."
