Aaron Carter’s sister Angel has accused him of ‘fabricating stories’ after she and her brother Nick got a restraining order against him.
The Backstreet Boys star accused his brother of threatening to kill his wife Lauren Kitt and their unborn child, and said he was showing ‘increasingly alarming’ behaviour.
Although Angel previously stayed publicly silent on the matter, she’s now spoken out in a statement on social media.
‘Today I filed a protective order with my brother Nick in Los Angeles. Following a recent relapse, Aaron confessed to me he had violent thoughts towards babies and our family members,’ she wrote.
‘This, combined with his recent access to assault rifles, has made us afraid for our safety.’
The 31-year-old went on to say: ‘It is clear to those of us that love him that Aaron is suffering from a mental health crisis. Unfortunately this has led to his fabricating stories in order to divert attention away from the truth.
‘We have been working closely with law enforcement who share our concern surrounding his current mental state.
‘We want our brother Aaron, whom we love very much, to get the help he so desperately needs but we have a baby girl and based on the alarming events that Aaron has threatened to carry out, we are compelled to take action to protect our family.’
Meanwhile, Nick has shared a snap of himself resting his head on his wife Lauren’s baby bump, writing: ‘We just want to thank everyone for all the overwhelming love and support being sent our way. We are happily waiting for this little miracle to arrive. #love #peace #rainbowbaby #family.’
Nick strongly denied the allegations – filed last February in regards to an alleged 2003 incident.
In September 2018, it was announced that the LA County District Attorney’s Office would not be pressing charges.
He later alleged he was raped by his sister Leslie, who died in 2012, while claiming that Angel and Nick are teaming up to take him down.
Metro.co.uk has contacted reps for Aaron for comment.
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