Orlando, Florida – The documentary series “Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter” premiered its first two episodes on Monday, shedding light on disturbing accounts involving Nick Carter, his late brother Aaron Carter, and their family. The four-part miniseries features interviews with friends, colleagues, and exes, including singer Melissa Schuman, who alleges that Nick raped her. The series delves into Nick’s treatment of women in the first half, with focus on Aaron in the latter part.
Nick has denied all allegations and filed countersuits against some of his accusers. The documentary notes his refusal to be interviewed. In response, Nick’s attorney Dale Hayes, Jr. issued a statement refuting the claims, emphasizing ongoing legal proceedings and expressing confidence in prevailing against the accusations.
The first two episodes reveal significant takeaways and allegations, including Schuman’s accounts of feeling pressured into a relationship with Nick and allegations of rape during the filming of a movie in 2003. Another accuser, identified as Ashley, details multiple sexual encounters with Nick when she was 15 years old, raising grave concerns about the incidents at the Carter family compound in 2003.
Pussycat Dolls singer Kaya Jones shares her experience with Nick, highlighting his manipulative behavior and a disturbing request that marked a turning point in their relationship. Meanwhile, insights from friends and family members depict a dysfunctional home environment, including instances of excessive alcohol consumption and familial tensions.
The documentary provides a comprehensive look at the Carter family dynamics, shedding light on challenges faced by the siblings and the impact of their upbringing on their relationships. As the series continues to unfold, viewers can expect further revelations and insights into the lives of Nick and Aaron Carter.
“Fallen Idols: Nick and Aaron Carter” is available for streaming on Max, with episodes 3 and 4 set to premiere on ID and Max on Tuesday, May 28 at 9 p.m. ET/PT.