Just over a week ago she said sorry for her inappropriate behaviour during a recent interview with a newspaper.But it would appear that Courtney Love's apologies clearly don't mean anything because the rock chick has been at it again.
Love, 46, took to her Twitter page this weekend to post a number of rather risque shots.
Puckering up: Courtney Love kisses a female friend in one of the raunchy photos she posted into her Twitter page this weekend
In one, she puckers up to a female friend as both of them flash their nipples, while in another two, she reclines in an armchair wearing a brown bra and knickers.
And in too, others, too rude and risque to show on here, she is reclining in the same armchair but this time she has no knickers on and has some kind of metal ball and chain contraption between her legs.
If she was doing it to impress her Twitter followers, than next time she might want to try a different tactic.
Showing off: Courtney, who still looks good for her 46 years, reclines on an armchair in her underwear
Most of them weren't very impressed with her recent postings and took to her Twitpic page to air their disgust.
One wrote: 'Do you ever wonder what life would be like if you'd had enough oxygen at birth?'
And another, referencing her teenage daughter and her late husband, the Nirvana frontman Kirk Cobain, added: 'You must make kirk and francis proud , you disgraceful, unhealthy mother.'
Risque: Courtney kicks her legs in the air before posting the picture on her Twitter page
Last month, she was forced to apologise after she arrived for an interview with New York Times reporter Eric Wilson drunk, half-naked and on the antidepressant Zolof.
'I'm so humiliated,' she said. 'That simply isn't me. It has been, but I haven't been such a mess for quite some time. I trust you understand that our hearts can take us all to dark and ill timed places.'
But earlier this month she allegedly shut down her Twitter account after 'accidentally' posting up a nude picture of herself.
Alcohol and Zoloft: Courtney Love blamed her wild behaviour during a New York Times interview on booze and antidepressants
