In a series of Twitter posts, the younger brother of Nick Carter states that he is in the process of suing a woman who has been stalking him for two years straight and keying his car.
- February 19, 2019
AceShowbiz - Aaron Carter has claimed he's "scared" for his life after being targeted by a stalker for the past two years.
The 31-year-old revealed the scary news on his Twitter page on Sunday, February 17, adding to concerned followers that he's informed police about the woman and her alleged actions.
In a series of tweets, Aaron wrote, "You made a big mistake stalking me and keying my car. Police are now getting involved my stalker has taken it too far. And she's gonna be sued by me. I will reveal her identity too I'm scared for my life."
You made a big mistake stalking me and keying my car. Police are now getting involved my stalker has taken it too far. And she’s gonna be sued by me. I will reveal her identity too I’m scared for my life.
— AARON CARTER (@aaroncarter) 17 February 2019
"This person has been stalking me now for two years straight and is not well. She's been stalking me and still getting into my concerts and I'm genuinely afraid for my life. I needed to put this out there."
This person has been stalking me now for two years straight and is not well she’s been stalking me and still getting into my concerts and I’m genuinely afraid for my life. I needed to put this out there. I WILL BE REVEALING HER IDENTITY.
— AARON CARTER (@aaroncarter) 17 February 2019
The "I Want Candy" star added that while the police are on the case, he is taking matters into his own hands - and is planning to publicly reveal the woman's identity.
"I WILL BE REVEALING HER IDENTITY," he tweeted, before adding, "We are gathering all the evidence and her on camera and filing and order of protection. I will be suing her for punitive damages as well as revealing her identity."
We are gathering all the evidence and her on camera and filing and order of protection and I will be suing her for punitive damages as well as revealing her identity
— AARON CARTER (@aaroncarter) 17 February 2019
He then shared a link to a story written about the alleged stalker situation, and later tweeted, "Someone who accuses you of jealousy deep down that's them, not you."
Someone who accuses you of jealousy deep down that’s them, not you.
— AARON CARTER (@aaroncarter) 18 February 2019
In what some might consider advantageous timing, Aaron went on to promote his new music, promising his followers that he'd play them one of his new tracks on his Instagram page "in an hour."
