Aaron Carter's Twin Sister Angel Reveals How She Honored Him on 3rd Anniversary of His Death

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00:00You know, we started working with the Kids Mental Health Foundation three years ago now.

00:04We just, it was just the three-year anniversary of Aaron's passing last week.

00:09So this means a lot to us.

00:11It's incredibly emotional and it's painful, but it's also inspiring.

00:15And being able to find people within that community is just so important.

00:23And I know that Nancy has gone through her struggles and we were able to connect the other day.

00:28And just, you know, I'm just inspired by the work that she's doing.

00:32And then circling back to the three years, I know that it just happened.

00:36Did you do anything as a, did you do anything to commemorate him?

00:39Or how do you commemorate him and your other siblings every single day?

00:45Yeah, sorry.

00:48I buried Aaron about five minutes from my house at Forest Lawn.

00:52So I went there after I dropped my daughter off at school.

00:55And I'm able to just go and have that moment with him.

00:59But there are little things that I do to honor my siblings.

01:04And, you know, my first sister who passed away, it's going to be her 15th anniversary of her death in January.

01:11And my older sister, Bobby, it will be her second year anniversary of her death in December next month.

01:18So there are little things that we do.

01:20I put little angel wings on her Christmas tree that I've been doing every year.

01:24And I just, you know, I'm very thankful for the Kids Mental Health Foundation

01:30and to be able to put this energy into something that's so positive and to really focus on the children.

01:36That's great.