The Gap rocker, who shares daughter Frances Bean Cobain, 32, together with her late husband Kurt Cobain, just lately revealed she’s been casually seeing somebody whereas chatting about jealousy on the June 11 episode of Style Neurosis with Bella Freud.

“I do not know if I am being in denial right here however I’ve a good friend, and I made pals with him when he was on the up within the artwork world and he is achieved astonishingly properly and I couldn’t be happier for him,” Courtney shared. “I’ve one other good friend who I met on her come up and now she’s greater than I will ever, ever be and I am actually completely satisfied for her.”

The 60-year-old then addressed the subject of sexual jealousy and gave a touch about her present romantic scenario.

“I am a libertine,” she admitted, “and the individual that I most do my romantic crap with can be a libertine, so we’re actually extra pals with advantages.”

Although Courtney opened up in regards to the scenario, she declined to disclose the id of her new accomplice.

“I do not like speaking about them,” she defined, “as a result of there’s jealousy round that individual.”

Courtney, who was married to the Nirvana rocker from 1992 till his tragic loss of life in 1994, has been linked previously to Edward Norton and Billy Corgan.

Jealousy in her romantic relationships, whereas generally contentious, has served as inspiration in her music, together with Gap’s iconic hit “Doll Elements.”

“I needed to write many of the lyrics on my arm in Sharpie as I ran out of paper,” Courtney wrote in a now-deleted 2020 Instagram publish, as reported by Rolling Stone. “Folks had been pounding on the door as I wrote it. It was performed for the primary time about an hour later, on the Virgin megastore in Boston. It was a couple of boy, whose band had simply left city, who I would been sleeping with, who I heard was sleeping with two different women.”

She added, “It was my manner of claiming ‘You are a f–king fool should you do not select ME, and right here is all the will and fury and love that I really feel for you.’”