Los Angeles: Rock legend Kurt Cobain`s widow Courtney Love seems to be trying too hard to keep her bag girl image alive and has posted almost naked pictures of
herself on Twitter.
The photos show the 46-year-old singer posing in just underwear with her hands covering her breasts. In another photo she wears tights and knickers but no skirt as she bends over near a mirror.
Formerly in the band `Hole`, the troubled rocker has a history of erratic behaviour and drug use.
She was married to `Nirvana` front man Cobain with whom she has a daughter Frances Bean but her relationship with her only child has also been problematic.
Love, who lives in New York, lost custody of daughter Frances Bean in December last year when the teenager went to live with Cobain`s family.
In August, Love went on an astonishing Twitter tirade against Frances as her daughter celebrated her 18th birthday, pleading for her to come home.
She made a comeback earlier this year with the return of her band ‘Hole’, who released the critically-acclaimed album `Nobody`s Daughter` back in April.
The loss of her daughter and having her career back on track seemed to have galvanised her to take better care of herself.
She was pictured looking glowing and the best she has been in a long time, but it appears now she has fallen back into her old ways.
PTI
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