love stories lets Kurt's stuff go

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love stories has had a rough go of it. She has three wealthy buyers interested in purchasing her late husband Kurt Cobain's belongings. The widow of the Nirvana rocker revealed this week she is planning to sell off his possessions so she can move on with her life, and has already been flooded with offers.

Courtney wrote on her blog: "I've been approached by several private collectors - and I'd prefer that to a whole kerfuffle of an auction and scattering to the four winds his very few guitars and sweaters. "Most will go to charity since the money isn't what I'm that interested in, but it's really an exchange of energy. "Obviously we'll keep more than enough of his stuff - his monkey collection - things that mattered to him for Franny and her family." Franny is Courtney and Kurt's 14-year-old daughter, Frances Bean.

The iconic musician's belongings include guitars, amplifiers, clothes, poems, lyrics and some of his hair. Courtney said: "Obviously I'll keep some but lots of it is, maybe, too morbid. There are copies of many of his lyrics, and casts I had made of his hands." The former Hole singer discussed the sale with Kurt's mother before she went ahead with her plans. She revealed: "I love his mother but she has been taken advantage of, in my opinion, and from now on, after our discussion, she will be represented by proper lawyers. "When people approach her for his childhood things she can maximise her income in these transactions."

Kurt Cobain killed himself, and people tried to blame her! After years of battling substance abuse and emotional instability, not to mention trying to raise her daughter, Francis Bean, love stories is now moving on.