Frances Bean Cobain

Bio:
Frances Bean Cobain (born Frances Bean Cobain on August 18, 1992 in Los Angeles, California), is an artist, model, and celebrity kid. She is the only daughter of Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain and singer Courtney Love. She has released art collections under the pseudonym Fiddle Tim. She contributed vocals to the song “Evelyn Evelyn” by the duo of the same name. Following in her family’s musical footsteps, she interned at Rolling Stone magazine in 2008. She has also modeled in magazine shoots referencing her rock royalty roots.

Best Known For:
Frances Bean Cobain is best known as the daughter of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love.

Personal Life:
Frances Bean Cobain had been the subject of many custody battles following her father’s death and mother’s rehab stint. In 2009, a California Superior Court in Los Angeles appointed Frances’s paternal grandmother, Wendy O’Connor, and her father’s sister, Kimberly Cobain, as her temporary co-guardians. Frances reportedly was given a temporary restraining order against her mother. In 2010, when she turned 18, she inherited 37% of her father’s estate, including the publicity rights to the name and image of her father. She began dating Isaiah Silva in January 2010. He is the vocalist of alt-rock band The Rambles. The pair became engaged in October 2011. They were married in June 29, 2014, though the date is often misreported as September 2015. In March 2016, Frances filed for divorce. In 2016, Isaiah was allegedly robbed and kidnapped by Courtney Love’s former manager, Sam Lutfi.