Indeed, time heals all wounds; so as the bad blood between Courtney Love and Dave Grohl.
After years of feud, Courtney Love reconciled with the Foo Fighters lead man as she embraced him and other former Nirvana members during the induction of the band into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Earlier, Courtney Love dismissed thoughts of the possibility that she and the former Nirvana member would reconcile. In her recent interview with NME prior to the Induction, she said that she was tired of thinking about it.
"The conciliatory thing, it has been 20 years since the guy died. And I am so sick of decisions where somebody has to think about, 'Oh, shall we have Courtney on at this festival, does she have a problem with Dave?'" She exclaimed to the British magazine.
Nirvana was inducted at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at Barclay's Center in Brooklyn, New York on April 10. REM lead singer and close friend of Cobain, Michael Stipe was in-charge of the induction.
"Nirvana tapped into a voice that was yearning to be heard. Nirvana was kicking against the mainstream. They spoke truth and a lot of people listened," Stipe said.
After the surprising moment between the two, the Hole singer announced that she will keep her message in private. "I have a big speech but I'm not going to say it. I just wish Kurt could have been here."
Courtney Love later posted a photo via microblogging site, Twitter a photo of her and Grohl embracing, and tweeted: The most magical part of the evening. Thank you, Dave. Love you. I know this made him smile up there.
Courtney has not been in speaking terms with Grohl for more than 2 decades now followed by the controversies that hound after Kurt Cobain's suicide. The two embattled legal issues with Love's accusations that Grohl wasted Nirvana's money. In 2012, Love also accused Grohl of seducing her daughter, Frances.
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