Aaron, Nick Carter’s mom arrested for battery after TV volume dispute: report

Jane Schneck, the mom of Nick Carter and the late Aaron Carter, was arrested following an altercation with her husband over the volume of their television.

Schneck was charged with one count of battery Friday night, according to jail records obtained by Page Six Wednesday.

She posted a $100 bond and was released from custody at Hernando County Detention Center Saturday morning.

TMZ was first to report the news.

Schneck found herself embroiled in a verbal argument after an evening of drinking, with the disagreement soon turning physical, according to the outlet.

Law enforcement sources told the outlet that the TV’s volume bothered her husband, who had trouble falling asleep.

They then had a confrontation over the TV remote, prompting a heated exchange that saw Schneck allegedly grab her husband’s wrist, the outlet added.

Schneck’s husband then called the police after she touched him.

Soon after cops arrived at her Florida home, they obtained video footage of the exchange recorded on her husband’s phone and arrested her for battery.

Meanwhile, Schneck’s son Nick is facing legal woes of his own.

The Backstreet Boys member was slapped with a sexual assault and battery lawsuit filed by former Dream singer Melissa Schuman.

Nick was accused of performing oral sex on Schuman in 2003 against her will, and forcing her to reciprocate.

Nick, now 43, then allegedly proceeded to take her virginity, she claimed, even though she told him she was saving herself for marriage, court documents obtained by Page Six show.

Schuman, now 38, 

The following February, she filed a report with the Santa Monica Police Department, hoping Nick would face criminal charges.

But the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office declined to prosecute because the statute of limitations had expired.

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However, a California law that went into effect earlier this year revived sexual assault claims and extended the statute of limitations for reporting them.

Nick has vehemently denied the allegations, and in February filed a countersuit against her and Shannon Ruth, who — in December 2022 — sued him for allegedly raping her on a tour bus in 2001 when she was 17.

In his countersuit for defamation and extortion, the boy band crooner claimed the two women were involved in a “conspiracy” against him.