Frances Bean Cobain, the 34-year-old daughter of Nirvana's late frontman Kurt Cobain and singer Courtney Love, made her first public red carpet appearance in eight years at a Los Angeles screening of the action film The Deputy on Tuesday night. Frances is listed as an executive producer for the film on the IMDb website. She had last been seen in public in June 2019, sitting in the front row of the Moschino Spring/Summer 20 fashion show, and her previous red carpet appearance was in 2018. Frances, who is also a model and artist, wore a brown leather jacket, a ripped grungy T-shirt, black shorts, and knee-length white boots. She is married to Riley Hawk, the son of professional skateboarder Tony Hawk, and the couple welcomed their son Ronin in 2024. Recently, Frances celebrated Ronin’s second birthday by sharing a series of Instagram photos showing her son’s bright blonde hair. She captioned the pictures with a heartfelt message, expressing gratitude for the joy Ronin brings into her life and reflecting on the challenges of parenthood. In 2024, Frances shared a personal message on the 30th anniversary of her father’s death. Kurt Cobain, who was a key figure in the grunge music movement, died by suicide on April 5, 1994, at the age of 27. Frances posted on Instagram, saying, "30 years ago my dad’s life ended." She shared photos that captured her last moments with her father while he was still alive. She also referenced memories of her late grandmother, Wendy, who often held Frances’ hands and said, "you have his hands," as if trying to hold onto a piece of her late son. Frances has spoken openly about her lifelong grief and how her understanding of loss has evolved over time. She described her views on life and death as deeply intertwined, saying that the contrast between pain and joy gives life meaning. She reflected on the impermanence of human existence, stating that it drives people to live more authentically and with greater awareness. "There is no greater motivation for leaning into loving awareness than knowing everything ends," she wrote.