Almost 23 years after Courtney Love vehemently denied Vanity Fair writer Lynn Hirschberg's claims that she had used heroin during her pregnancy, the singer is coming clean. Love, 50, now admits to using heroin while pregnant with her daughter Frances Bean Cobain in the new HBO documentary "Kurt Cobain: Montage Of Heck." "I used it once then stopped. I knew she would be fine," Love told the film's director Brett Morgen in an on-camera interview. The fallout from Hirschberg's article was harsh: Love and Cobain temporarily lost custody of their daughter. Love struck back at the writer, releasing a bootleg CD entitled “Bring Me the Head of Lynn Hirschberg," and claimed Hirschberg was "obsessed" with her. The bad blood continued for some time; in 1995, Love reportedly grabbed Quentin Tarantino's Best Screenplay Oscar statuette for "Pulp Fiction" and threatened to attack Hirschberg with it. Reps for Love and Cobain first put out a
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