New Guardians For Frances Bean Cobain

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New Guardians For Frances Bean Cobain

Written by: Jordasche Kingston on 15 December 2009 | 4 Comments |

While no official reason has been given KTLA confirms that Courtney Love has temporarily lost guardianship rights over her daughter, 17-year-old Frances Bean Cobain until February 2010. A Los Angeles Superior Court commissioner granted temporary dual guardianship to Wendy O’Connor, Kurt Cobain’s mother, and his sister, aunt to Frances, Kimberly Cobain.

The court filing does not mention Love or give a reason for the guardianship however we all know from her own public displays that she had legal problems, crazy rants on Twitter, as well as drug and alcohol problems.

I’m not trying to be mean at all, but she seems like a bigger mess than I can probably even begin to imagine. I think its sad, very, very sad. By now, all on her own, I’m sure that Frances has realized her mother is a loser. I hope for Courtney’s own sake she can pull her head out of her ass and get her act together. Again, I’m not trying to be rude or mean at all, but seriously, we are all in charge of our own lives. If a person’s life isn’t the way they want it to be nothing is stopping them from achieving whatever it is they desire to have but their own fear of success. I came from trailer trash. I came from a place most people only see in movies with drug addicts, people getting beat up and killed, children other than myself getting abused and neglected, and you know what I did? I grew up and rose above. I believe in the term ‘breaking the chain’. Words can’t express my sadness for Frances, for honestly, I would rather have my life where I never had a mother than to have one like Courtney Love or worse, Courtney Love herself.

4 Comments »

Richard said:

This freaking chick is crazy!

# 16 December 2009 at 12:07 am

Greta said:

I think this is great news for Frances and should have been done A LOT sooner. Poor kid, lord only knows the mental trauma she has suffered with Courtney Love as her mother. I hope it isn’t too late for her to turn her life into something really great and positive.

# 5 January 2010 at 4:30 pm

Charissa said:

I’m surprised it took this long with all of Courtney Love’s public displays of dysfunction. Best of luck to Frances!

# 26 January 2010 at 10:43 am

Zelda Price said:

I hate to say it but I think this is a good thing for both Courtney Love and Frances Bean. I wish them the best too.

# 20 February 2010 at 10:02 am

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