In ‘Love?’ Newly Sober Aaron Carter Drops Bombshell Post-Treatment
Feb. 2 2018, Updated 10:07 a.m. ET
Aaron Carter opened up to Breaking Celebrity News exclusively about his struggles with sobriety – just three months after being released from treatment!
“I’ve learned so many lessons in 2017 at the Wellness Center,” the 30-year-old singer said.
And now, for the first time in 15 years, Carter is releasing a new album entitled Love to be released worldwide on February 16 – just two days after Valentine’s Day! Following the release, Carter will embark on a nationwide tour of 19 cities.
So does that mean that Carter, who came out as bisexual recently, has found love after ruin?
“The album is called 'Love' because that’s what the songs I wrote deal with, as well as all the emotions in between. I’m taking each wonderful day one step at a time and enjoying life to the fullest,” Carter told Breaking Celebrity News.
As fans know, the younger brother of Backstreet Boys Nick Carter spent two months at a treatment center after suffering a breakdown on the TV Show, The Doctors.
Prior to that, he fought for several years against addiction, but he is grateful for the lessons he’s learned and looking forward to a future that is free from addiction.
“It’s put me in a great space for 2018 and I’m so passionate about all my new music and my first new album in 15 years and connecting with all my supportive fans on my upcoming tour - I can’t thank them enough for the support,” he added.
Follow Carter’s Instagram post daily as he previews his new songs off LOVE for a big surprise on Valentine’s Day! ❤️
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