On Tuesday (April 18), five months after Aaron Carter’s untimely death, the official cause of death was announced.
After inhaling difluoroethane and taking alprazolam, the former child star drowned in the bathtub of his Lancaster, California, home, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner, who ruled his death an accident.
Carter reportedly became “incapacitated while in the bathtub” and finally slipped below the surface of the water while under the effect of the lethal combination of the gas, commonly used in cans of compressed air, and the generic version of Xanax, as reported by both People and TMZ.
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Backstreet Boy Nick Carter, the singer’s older brother, tweeted a heartfelt and tragic tribute to him on social media shortly after his death, writing, “My heart is broken. My feelings for my brother have never diminished, despite the fact that we’ve had a tumultuous history together. I’ve always hoped that he’d make the effort to change his habits and get the support he needs to have a more balanced life. Dear God, I pray that you watch after my little brother. Nick Carter has also started an organization dedicated to mental health in Aaron’s honor.
Here is a tweet related to his death:
Aaron Carter’s Cause of Death Revealed https://t.co/tRo3gXo2gl
— Variety (@Variety) April 18, 2023
Other celebrities, including Hilary Duff (whom he dated briefly in the early 2000s) and New Kids on the Block, as well as Paris Hilton, Christy Carlson Romano, Melissa Joan Hart, and more, paid tribute to Carter on social media. When the former adolescent star wasn’t included in the “In Memoriam” part of the 2023 Grammy Awards, controversy erupted among his followers.
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