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Sep 29th, 2006, 06:31 AM
Carter siblings get personal in reality show debuting on E!
A new reality series should bring greater attention to Aaron Carter just as he sues mogul Lou Pearlman. Yet Backstreet Boy Nick Carter defends House of Carters for offering universal lessons as the Carter siblings reunite.
"People out there in the world, and maybe in America, have gone through troubled childhoods and dysfunctional families and maybe there's something in this show that everybody out there can connect to," Nick said. "I want to bring my family back together, and why not show everybody?"
House of Carters debuts at 9 p.m. Monday on E! Entertainment. It premieres just as Aaron has asked for his contract with Pearlman to be thrown out. In the series, the Carters live in a swank home in Beverly Hills, Calif., where they argue, cry, make up and discuss their parents' 2004 divorce.
Nick, 26, tries not to act like the father, although a fight ensues when he asks for Aaron's respect. To Aaron, Nick reveals that he fears their sisters aren't motivated.
They are Bobbie Jean, 24, who longs for a career in cooking; Leslie, 20, who is a singer; and Aaron's twin, Angel, 18, who hopes to be a model. A preview of upcoming scenes reveals that the siblings' stressful interactions give way to wrenching therapy. Despite the rough moments, the Carters are behind the show.
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A new reality series should bring greater attention to Aaron Carter just as he sues mogul Lou Pearlman. Yet Backstreet Boy Nick Carter defends House of Carters for offering universal lessons as the Carter siblings reunite.
"People out there in the world, and maybe in America, have gone through troubled childhoods and dysfunctional families and maybe there's something in this show that everybody out there can connect to," Nick said. "I want to bring my family back together, and why not show everybody?"
House of Carters debuts at 9 p.m. Monday on E! Entertainment. It premieres just as Aaron has asked for his contract with Pearlman to be thrown out. In the series, the Carters live in a swank home in Beverly Hills, Calif., where they argue, cry, make up and discuss their parents' 2004 divorce.
Nick, 26, tries not to act like the father, although a fight ensues when he asks for Aaron's respect. To Aaron, Nick reveals that he fears their sisters aren't motivated.
They are Bobbie Jean, 24, who longs for a career in cooking; Leslie, 20, who is a singer; and Aaron's twin, Angel, 18, who hopes to be a model. A preview of upcoming scenes reveals that the siblings' stressful interactions give way to wrenching therapy. Despite the rough moments, the Carters are behind the show.
THE REST: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/entertainment/orl-a2story2906sep29,0,750954.story?track=rss