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Nick Carter’s sister Bobbie Jean Carter has died at the age of 41

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Bobbie Jean “BJ” Carter died on Saturday December 23. She was 41.

Bobbie Jean, who starred alongside her siblings in the E! reality show House of Carterswas the sister of Backstreet Boys member Nick Carter. A source tells this exclusively We weekly that Bobbie Jean’s loved ones believe cardiac arrest caused her death.

Her death comes just over a year after brother Aaron Carter died of an accidental drug overdose in November 2022 at the age of 34. Prior to Aaron’s death, sister Leslie Carter died of an accidental drug overdose in January 2012 at the age of 25.

Jane CarterTheir mother announced Bobbie Jean’s death on Saturday. “I am shocked by the sudden death of my daughter, Bobbie Jean; and I will need time to process the terrible reality of this event for a third time,” Jane said in a statement TMZ. “When I can think clearly, I will release a fuller statement; but until then I would ask to be allowed to grieve in private.”

She added: “[H]No matter how deeply a parent feels the loss of a child, the suffering of a young child from the loss of a parent must be much greater. Therefore, I would like to ask those who sympathized with us to say a prayer for my precious 8-year-old granddaughter Bella, who previously lost her father and is now also without her mother.”

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In addition to her daughter, Bobbie Jean is also survived by brother Nick, 43, and sister Angel Carter36. “Nick is having a really hard time processing the whole situation,” says the source Us.

Nick Carter's sister Bobbie Jean Carter died at the age of 41, 13 months after the death of brother Aaron Carter

Bobbie Jean Carter, Nick Carter, Leslie Carter, Angel Carter and Aaron Carter Ron Wolfson/WireImage

Nick talked about his brother’s death in August. “It’s definitely been tough for me and my family,” he said Entertainment tonight. “It’s still something we’re still working on to this day. … I don’t think we’ll ever really get over it. It’s been a lot for us and we’re finding ways to try to take a very tragic situation in our family and do something with it.

Angel, Aaron’s twin brother, revealed his final resting place in October. “Aaron’s portrait was posted this morning in Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills. He loved his fans, and I know how much this would mean to him now that he has a final resting place where we can all celebrate his life,” she shared via Instagram on October 13. “I invite you to visit him, share your memories and never forget who Aaron was deep inside. 🤍🕊️.”

Paying tribute to Aaron on what would have been his birthday, December 7, Angel shared a tribute and encouraged people to learn more about On our sleevesan organization dedicated to the mental health of children.

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“We grew up under unique circumstances, surrounded by dysfunction and constant trauma,” Angel wrote via Instagram alongside portrait photos from the “I Want Candy” artist’s childhood. “Unfortunately, it was a cycle that repeated itself for generations.

She continued, “Deep in my heart I feel that Aaron is watching over us. Our efforts, fueled by his inspiration, have already touched lives and will continue to do so. You can contribute by devoting your time to research, advancing education, and cultivating healthy discussions in your home.”

Reporting by Andrea Simpson

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