LOS ANGELES — A book publisher has delayed the release of Aaron Carter's posthumous memoir amid pushback from the late musician's publicist and his ex-girlfriend, Hilary Duff.
An attorney representing imprint Ballast Books and memoir author Andy Symonds announced Saturday that his clients have decided "out of respect for the Carter family" to indefinitely postpone the publication of "Aaron Carter: An Incomplete Story of an Incomplete Life." The book was previously scheduled to be released Nov. 15.
Carter, a singer and rapper known for hits such as "I Want Candy" and "Aaron's Party," was found dead this month at his home in Lancaster. He was 34.