Aaron Carter still had plans for his life and career, but everything was cut short upon his death. While his family believes it was unintentional, a podcast host revealed she feared the worst for the singer a month before his passing.
On the Tuesday episode of the "Vulnerable" podcast, host Christy Carlson Romano opened up about Carter's supposed scheduled appearance on her podcast. However, the "I Want Candy" singer didn't show up.
This made the 38-year-old fear the worst for Carter.
"I was genuinely concerned ... I felt instinctively that something bad would happen to him, like, soon. I was, unfortunately, right," she said. "I'm still looking. I should accept the fact that this interview is not happening."
She did not mention why Carter failed to appear on her podcast. The New York Post tried asking her directly about it, but Romano and her representatives have not responded yet.
The episode was recorded at the end of September, over a month before the "I'm All About You" singer died.
Romano did not mention Carter's name during the podcast, but she expressed how badly she wanted to communicate with her guest and help them to get through it.
She ended her message by saying she was worried about the lack of update. Still, she delivered them words of love.
Aaron Carter Dead
Aaron Carter was found dead at his home on November 5. His housekeeper found his body in his bathtub, which the police suspected had been there for a long time.
According to the helper, she saw him alive for the last time around 2:00 AM. At that time, she checked him because the cops wanted to do a welfare check.
The live-in housekeeper did not see him after Carter told the police to leave. When she tried to ask him whether he wanted coffee, she found him lifeless inside his bathroom instead.
The Los Angeles Police Department and the investigators already said no foul play was involved, but it revealed that they found cans of compressed air and prescription pills in his bathroom and bedroom.
The County of Los Angeles Department of Health recently said that Carter had been cremated on November 9. His death certificate had already been released to the public, but it still shows the word "deferred" in the cause of death section.
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