This girl is rock and roll incarnate. Her father is a grunge legend Kurt Cobain, her mother’s scandalous singer Courtney Love. Her look is dark, edgy, sort of conformist. We has the pictures and the life of Frances Bean Cobain once looked closer.
A young, confident woman looks from the images by photographer Hedi Slimane. Her face combines the features of her famous parents – her father’s eyes, the softly curved lips of the mother. Frances Bean Cobain (18) has grown up and on top of a beautiful woman.
But aside from the genetic legacy: How much rock and roll is really the coolest daughter in the world? We has investigated.
Parents: Her father, Kurt Cobain wrote in the early ’90s with his band Nirvana music history. When he took his own life in 1994, Frances was not yet two years old. The relationship with her mother Courtney Love is too cold. In 2009 a court ordered that neither direct nor indirect contact Love may have to her daughter.
Name: Frances Bean Cobain was named after the indie-rock guitarist Frances McKee. Her unusual middle name “Bean” by the way she owes her father. Who found that she had on her first ultrasound image resembles a kidney bean.
Tattoos: besides the obligatory flowers and hearts adorn song lines of Jeff Buckley’s “Grace” the underside of her arms.
Drugs: their mother allegedly consumed drugs during pregnancy. In an interview with “Vanity Fair” was even talk of heroin. By Frances themselves are no known drug histories.
Music: Frances OWNS the grunge anthem “Smells Like Teen Spirit” – if that’s not even the coolest of all time retirement!
Famous Friends: My godfather is REM frontman Michael Stipe. Her godmother: Drew Barrymore.
Party: On their 16th They threw a birthday bash with the theme “RIP Childhood “. This is a bit morbid, but a lot better than the sugar-coated teen parties, celebrate the different amino-girls in this age.
Our conclusion: You can tell that Frances Bean Cobain has taken rock and roll with his mother’s milk – it gets us the title of “damn cool sock” missed. Keep it up, love Frances! And please do not go astray.