Nick Carter Tells All On Florida Arrest: 'We Act That Way Sometimes'
April 5 2016, Updated 1:13 p.m. ET
D-lister Nick Carter flooded headlines in January after being arrested for an alleged bar brawl in Key West, Florida.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the singer pleaded for cops to let him off due to his fame.
Now, the 36-year-old is finally ready to speak out on the ordeal.
"Well you know things definitely don't turn out the way you plan it," the former Backstreet Boys member told Access Hollywood. "I'm focused on the positive stuff that is happening and getting back on track."
When asked if the arrest had been a wake-up call for him, the expectant father answered, "Absolutely, we are all human, we act that way sometimes."
"But for me, it's always about learning from my mistakes and learning from things that might not necessarily be mistakes and little hiccups and things that can happen in life," he continued. "I'm very aware of everything going on around me and know what I have to do to the best that I can be."
- Nick Carter Sues Sexual Assault Accuser Melissa Schuman for $2.5M — and Brands Her Lawsuit a ‘Despicable Bid at Recapturing Fame’
- Nick Carter Diagnosed With PTSD Amid Sex Assault Allegations Hell, Therapist Tells Judge
- Nick Carter's Sexual Assault Accuser Slams Alleged 'Delay Tactic' as Boy Bander Fights to Put Explosive Lawsuit on Hold
DAILY. BREAKING. CELEBRITY NEWS. ALL FREE.
On police video of his most recent arrest exclusively obtained by RadarOnline.com, the former boy band star slurred through an explanation of his celeb status while, after being booted form a bar and allegedly squabbling with a bouncer.
"Sir, my name is Nick Carter from the Backstreet Boys, I'm a f***ing singer," the boastful star said on police surveillance tape. "All I'm asking is a second, and a chance, to rectify the situation and to talk to the owner or manager of this place and to say, I don't want all this s**t."
Unfortunately for Carter, this behavior isn't so surprising.
The has-been singer has a history of alcohol-related troubles. He was arrested for driving under the influence in 2005, and later spent three months in rehab.
Meanwhile, Carter and wife Lauren are expecting their son to arrive "in about a week," close to the couple's second wedding anniversary! He also shared his hope that fatherhood "will turn me into an even better person and man that I am."