Instagram, facebook, vine, tumblr & whatever the f**k else is out there. She also confirmed that Twitter is the only social media portal she uses, adding: "I do not have any other public accounts outside of this twitter I.e. The case was dismissed and all seemed well until 2003 when Love was arrested for attempting to break into her ex's house and overdosed on pills. The 19-year-old daughter of Kurt Cobain issued a statement defending the Foo Fighters front man against her mothers accusations. Given that Courtney Love was very publicly using drugs when she and Kurt Cobain had Frances Bean Cobain, it shouldn't come as a surprise that CPS did a welfare check a few weeks after she was born. Writing on her official Twitter page last week, Bean admitted that she's relieved not to have fallen into any bad celebrity habits: "I'd like to thank my parents for providing me with a high IQ & I'd like to thank my grams for encouraging me not to be a self absorbed idiot." Frances Bean Cobain Slams Mom Courtney Love Over Dave Grohl Comments. Frances touched on her relationship with ex-husband Isaiah Silva on the podcast, too, including why she decided to wed at such a young age. It would have destroyed her life."Īctress Kristen Stewart (pictured below) stepped into the role and has starred in the franchise as Bella Swan since the first film back in 2008. She was like, 'That's a sexist Mormon piece of s***'. Someone just saw a picture of her in a magazine and sent me the script for Twilight. "When she was 13 she was offered Twilight, she was offered (the part of) Bella in Twilight. Speaking to radio DJ Howard Stern, Love explained that 20-year-old Frances Bean (whose father is the late Nirvana frontman, Kurt Cobain) was only 13 at the time, but still knew that the part of Bella Swan definitely wasn't something she wanted to take on:
Rocker Courtney Love has revealed that her daughter was offered one of the leading roles in the 'Twilight' movies, but she turned it down because she thought it was a "sexist Mormon piece of s***".
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