Aaron Carter capped off two weeks ranting against a restraining order filed by his siblings with some fresh ink on his face.
The “I Want Candy” singer featured on Instagram on Saturday, Sept. 28, a picture of his latest tattoo—a woman that appears to be Medusa on the left side of his face.
In another picture on Saturday, this time with him shirtless, he declared: “IM THE BIGGEST THING IN MUSIC RIGHT NOW. I CANT BE DENIED. FACT CHECK ME.”
After boasting of his new tattoo, he tweeted on Saturday that he was “just fine.”
“I’m doing just fine. I ask you [respect me] and leave me alone. I already have to move and I don’t need to be under scrutiny with every decision I make. I will take the necessary precautions to protect myself, and when I move no one will know where I live! #MissingMyMom right now,” he wrote.
I’m doing just fine. I ask you repent my and leave me alone. I already have to move and I don’t need to be under scrutiny with every decision I make. I will take the necessary precautions to protect myself, and when I move no one will know where I live! #MissingMyMom right now.
— Aaroncarter (@aaroncarter) September 28, 2019
Aaron’s tirades come after Nick and Angel Carter, Aaron’s twin sister, filed a restraining order against him on Sept. 17. They claimed that he expressed thoughts of harming Nick’s pregnant wife and his unborn child.
Aaron denied this and assured fans he was “okay” on Sept. 23—on the same week that he accused Nick of sexually abusing women and his late sister Leslie of raping him.
“For the record: I’m okay. I’m simply choosing to no longer be controlled by fear,” he wrote on Twitter. “I have never had thoughts of causing anyone pain, let alone taking anyone’s life.”
Please READ. pic.twitter.com/d8wBiTwfIK
— Aaroncarter (@aaroncarter) September 22, 2019
Aaron has struggled with drug addiction over the years. He told TMZ on Sept. 25 that he was getting professional help to address his use of Xanax, and that he has sold his firearms. /ra
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