Aaron Carter's twin sister has opened up about their tense last conversation days before the singer would be found dead.
Angel Carter Conrad revealed the moment which left her feeling ‘angry’ before Aaron’s death in 2022.
The singer was 34 years old at the time and was found by his housekeeper in the bath.
The singer died from drowning due to the effects of taking alprazolam (a form of Xanax) and inhaling difluoroethane.
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But sadly, he is not the only person in their family to have died young.
His sister, Leslie Carter, died from an overdose aged 25 in 2012 and in 2023, Bobbie Jean Carter died aged 41 of ‘intoxication due to the combined effects of fentanyl and methamphetamine’.
Angel spoke about her siblings and their deaths, opening up about what could have caused it.
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She also explained her last conversation with her late brother.
In a conversation with Gayle King on CBS Mornings, Angel was honest about why she thinks so many of her siblings have died young.
When King asked her about her late siblings, Carter said: "There's certainly a generational dysfunction issue here that comes along with it, but as far as growing up, there was a time where we were a really close family. There was a lot of love. But there was a lot of chaos going on at the same time.
“Just fighting. My parents were just fighting all the time. Just dysfunction in the home. No boundaries. No stability. No one to talk to. It just felt like, if I had an issue going on, I really couldn't have my parents to lean on to."
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She also noted that fame added to the dysfunction in her family.
Angel revealed that she last saw her brother in person three years before his death in court.
She told People: "It makes me sad to know that the last time I saw him was in 2019 in a courtroom. It was the last time I ever saw Aaron."
In 2019, Angel and Nick revealed in a post on X that they had decided to seek restraining orders against Aaron due to his ‘increasingly alarming behavior and his recent confession that he harbors thoughts and intentions of killing my pregnant wife and unborn child.’
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“We were left with no choice, but to take every measure possible to protect ourselves and our family,” the singer added.
Now Angel said that the last time she spoke to her brother, was on the phone just three days before his death and it was tense.
"So after the restraining orders, we had finally spoken maybe a year later, and we had two conversations that were four hours long," she shared. "Long, long, long conversations.... And then I had also talked to him a few times in between that.... He had Covid at one point, and I called him to check on him."
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"I talked to him three days before he passed away," she added.
She shared that on that day, Carter ‘was on Instagram Live and huffing duster cans and passing out and all these things’.
She said: “So I just called him, and I was like, 'What are you doing?' And he tried to deny it.
"And I said, 'Aaron, I saw you on Live. I saw it happen. Live, you doing this.' And then he blamed me, and he said, 'Well, you're the reason why I'd use drugs.' And I said, 'Aaron, that's not really fair. You can't, don't blame me for this.'”
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After he blamed her, she said that she was ‘angry’ and suggested meeting face to face with a third-party therapist to mediate the meeting.
Then she told him that they will ‘talk later’.
But that was the last time the pair spoke.
The new documentary The Carters: Hurts to Love You, premieres April 15 on Paramount+.
Britt Jones