Aaron Carter Announced His Girlfriend Is Pregnant Weeks After Her Domestic Violence Arrest
Aaron Carter announced his girlfriend, Melanie Martin, is pregnant.
Aaron defended his future parenting skills when his Instagram Live viewers said he'd need to hire extra help.
Aaron and Melanie have been dating since January, and they briefly broke up in late March when Melanie was arrested for domestic violence.
Sit down and get ready for the wild ride that is Aaron Carter's love life. Weeks after Aaron and his girlfriend, Melanie Martin broke up because she was arrested for domestic violence and after Aaron got her name tattooed on his face, the since-reunited couple announced they're expecting a child.
During an Instagram Live yesterday, the "Aaron's Party" singer held up a positive pregnancy test and said, "Obviously I have a baby on the way. I’m going to be a busy father, for sure.” He also asked for donations, and when some viewers came for his future parenting skills, he said, "I won’t need a babysitter. I’m going to make a very good father. I’m all about love, give that baby nothing but love."
Aaron and Melanie later posted pictures on their Instagram feeds, reinforcing that they're expecting their first child together.
A post shared by Aaron Carter (@aaroncarter) on Apr 21, 2020 at 8:27pm PDT
And in an interview with People magazine, Aaron revealed they were planning to have a kid for a while. He shared,
"This is what we both want. We both were trying for it. I’m just focused on the future and being a dad. I want to be a good dad. I’m focused, my music career has been doing really well, and touring, having my clothing line out, all that stuff I have going for me that isn’t necessarily just music. Family is most important to me."
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As for Melanie's March 29 domestic violence arrest, Aaron told People the charges have been dropped and added, "We just realized that we love each other."
Much to think about...
If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, visit thehotline.org or call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233 or text LOVEIS to 22522.
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