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Courtney Love Down To Last £75

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Grunge rocker Courtney Love has told friends she is down to her last £75 and set to be kicked on to the streets. The widow of the legendary Kurt Cobain, 45, said she could not even afford to feed her daughter Frances Bean, 17.

Love, who is living in New York's Mercer Hotel, texted a pal saying: "I'm f****d now dude. I have 120 bucks, my kid hasn't had a decent meal and I'm getting evicted."

The former Hole singer was last month banned from accessing the trust fund left for her daughter when husband Kurt Cobain killed himself in 1994.

She claims she has had more than £300 million stolen from her by fraudsters since 2003 and has even hired investigators to try to track it down.

Perhaps she should look for a new job?


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