The unfinished memoir was written over the course of three years, and an excerpt obtained by the New York Post read: 'Hilary and I lost our virginity to each other at a hotel… in LA. 'His life was far from pretty, and understandably certain people in the public eye don't want some of the stories Aaron tells in his book to come to light.' That story, while tragically cut short, was filled with good and bad, Symonds told the Daily Mail in another exclusive. 'Aaron Carter hired me to help him tell the world his story. In the book, Carter claims he lost his virginity to Duff when he was just 12 and she was 'maybe 13'. The decision to temporarily halt the book's release came one day after Hilary Duff and the late singer's management called Ballast Books' decision to go forward with the publication a 'sad' attempt to 'capitalize' on the former child star's tragic demise.Ĭontroversial: Andy Symonds, the author who co-wrote the book with Carter, hit back at criticism in an exclusive statement to on Friday Carter's life and what people can learn from his professional success, personal struggles, and tragic passing.' He believes the memoir has a far broader message and that 'the more important story is about Mr. Carter was not just a celebrity but also a father, a brother, a son, and a friend to many still grieving for him.'Ītherton went on to address some of the backlash that 'focused on a small number of interactions during Mr. 'Out of respect for the Carter family, my client has decided to defer the further release of the book at this time,' the statement read, adding, 'Mr. Ex: Carter had split from fiancée Martin just one week after they welcomed their first child togetherīut with the family having just begun to grieving process Atherton said the decision was made to ' put the book on hold for the time being.'
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