Pop sensation Nick Carter is most famous for being a member of the infamous '90s boy band Backstreet Boys. With a career that has spanned over three decades, the multi-talented artist has established himself as a force in the entertainment industry. By every metric, the 42-year-old was successful in the boy band and as a solo artist. However, music is just one of the many selling points of the pop star; he is a sleek dancer, an actor, a filmmaker, and a screenwriter.

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Nick has amassed an estimated net worth of $35 million by being fully immersed in music, movies, and reality TV. The pop star did all this while navigating rocky bumps in his career and personal life, the most recent of which was the loss of his brother Aaron Carter.

8 When Did Nick Carter's Career Begin?

Nick Carter was a multi-talented child whose gifts were quickly noticed by his mother. She took quick steps in enrolling him in voice and dance lessons to strengthen his skills. Her dedication to his growth paid off when he delivered his first acting role as a lead in the fourth-grade production of Phantom of the Opera at his elementary school to a rousing ovation.

Nick was also soaring on the music front; his demo album Before the Backstreet Boys 1989–1993 featured covers and original songs he did before breaking into the limelight.

7 Nick Carter Had A Rough Childhood

Nick Carter's life before the Backstreet Boys was far from desirable. In his autobiography Facing the Music And Living To Talk About It, the pop star detailed his traumatic childhood experience. Nick and his siblings grew up in a dysfunctional setting, with his parents constantly engaging in violent fights and alcohol abuse.

The company he kept was no different, as they were heavily into substance and alcohol abuse. Ultimately, Nick fell onto the same path but found redemption through the help of fellow Backstreet Boys member Kevin Richardson.

6 Nick Carter Went Global With Backstreet Boys

At the age of 12, Nick Carter was faced with the decision to pick between the Backstreet Boys or Disney's The Mickey Mouse Club, both of which he had auditioned for. He decided to join the new boy's band group, making him the youngest member of the five-person group.

In 1996, the group rose to fame following the release of their self-titled debut album Backstreet Boys, but it was their third studio album, Millennium, that catapulted them to international stardom.

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5 Nick Carter Pursued A Solo Career

In 2002, the Backstreet Boys were a lesson on how a pop sensation became undone. The group was confronted with a conflict of interest when Nick Carter opted to remain with their management company, The Firm, after others decided to switch management.

The pop star immediately got to work, releasing his first solo album, Now or Never, in the same year. With over half a million sales in the first week and gold certifications in the USA and Canada, his first solo album was a success. Since his first project, Nick has released two albums, including I'm Taking Off and All American.

4 Nick Carter Was On TV

The pop star didn't allow his acting talent to go to waste. After getting features and cameo appearances in TV series and films, Nick navigated to filming/directing and screenwriting. His first stint working behind the scenes was a 2010 short film, The Pendant, written by the pop star. In 2016, Nick debuted a bigger-budget movie, Dead 7, where he developed the story and acted in a lead role.

Asides from being on the big screen, the pop star has appeared on several reality TV shows, including House of Carters, I Heart Nick Carter, and Dancing With The Stars.

3 How Was Nick Carter's Relationship With His Brother?

Even though his younger brother Aaron looked up to him as a model in the industry, the Carter brothers had a broken relationship. According to Aaron, the rift started when Nick skipped their late sister Leslie's funeral to perform in a solo concert.

From then on, the relationship between the brothers downgraded further to the point where Nick secured a restraining order against Aaron. Regardless of their strained relationship, Nick was heartbroken by the death of his younger brother.

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2 Nick Carter Is A Family Man

Nick was once America's most eligible bachelor. After years of being linked to several celebrities, the pop star started dating fitness trainer Lauren Kitt in 2008. The couple dated for five years until 2014, when they walked down the aisle.

The couple, who were keen on expanding their family, went through the horrors of miscarriages at different times. Ultimately the lovebirds share three children, Odin, Saorise, and Pearl. These days, the pop star is content with being a family man.

1 How Much Is Nick Carter Worth?

Despite being one of the most recognizable names in the group, Nick Carter isn't the richest Backstreet Boys member. According to Celebrity Net Worth, the pop star is worth a massive $35 million.

The Help Me star amassed most of his wealth from his career as a musician, both in the group and as a solo artist. However, Nick had multiple streams of income, and he raked in coins from his acting and reality TV shows.