Prince Carter is his son
Aaron Carter’s ex submits paternity test
September 28, 2024, 10:51 p.m
Since the birth of little Prince Carter, Aaron Carter’s paternity has been repeatedly questioned. Now the mother and ex-fiancée of the deceased have had a DNA test done. This ensures transparency because the musician has not left a testament.
Aaron Carter’s former fiancée Melanie Martin has defended herself against allegations that her son Prince is not the late singer’s biological son. As “TMZ” reports, Martin had a DNA test done that proves that the pop star is actually the father of the two-year-old.
According to Martin, Carter’s paternity has been questioned by the public for years, especially since the singer’s death. She is also said to have been met with “hatred and baseless rumors”. She also confirmed the DNA test in a statement to People. She also said that she and the little one were doing well. And further: “He’ll be three years old soon. We’re lucky to have each other. He’s the best little boy and he’s really smart.”
Martin was in an on-off relationship with Carter between 2020 and 2022. Prince was born in November 2021, and the couple announced their separation a week later. The two got back together in December 2021 and finally separated in February 2022.
Leave no will
On November 5, 2022, Carter died at the age of 34. Backstreet Boy’s little brother Nick Carter was found drowned in the bathtub of his home in Lancaster, California. After the official police investigation was completed, his death was ruled an accident. Carter drowned due to the effects of ingested sedatives and inhaled gas. Alprazolam was found in his body, they said. The active ingredient is used to treat anxiety and panic disorders. He was also found to have difluoroethane – a gas that “can cause feelings of euphoria when inhaled,” it was further reported.
About a year ago, his ex-girlfriend sued doctors and pharmacies on behalf of their son. Accordingly, the lawsuit states that the doctors prescribed hydrocodone, oxycodone and alprazolam without any medical justification and with knowledge of Aaron’s “mental health and psychiatric condition.” It goes on to say that the medication and quantities as well as Aaron’s psychiatric problems should have set alarm bells ringing at the pharmacy. After the musician’s death, it was reported that he had left no will. In this case, the state of California decides the estate.
