Courtney Love 'Almost Died' in 2019

Courtney Love has revealed that she almost died in 2019 due to a mystery illness. The singer, who has been working on a new album, shared her experience in an Instagram video post, stating that her body 'exploded' after moving to England in 2019, resulting in frequent hospitalizations and a significant weight loss to around 100 pounds.

Love's new album, which has been in the works since 2023, is now complete, with collaborations from several artists, including Michael Stipe, Will Sergeant, and Billie Joe Armstrong. The album is expected to be a follow-up to her 2010 album 'Nobody's Daughter', which was a commercial disappointment.

In her Instagram video post, Love described her health struggles in 2019, stating that she lost all her hair and was told by doctors that she was going to die. However, she refused to believe them and has since made a recovery. Love also mentioned that she was hospitalized with anemia in 2020, weighing just 97 pounds, and was 'stigmatized for being an addict' by doctors.

Love expressed her desire to tour and sing again, stating that it is what keeps her 'soul and body happy'. She also thanked several artists, including Butch Walker and Melissa Auf Der Maur, for their help with the new album.

## What's next The completion of Love's new album and her recovery from her health struggles mark a significant milestone for the singer. With plans to tour and sing again, fans can expect to see more of Love in the coming months. The new album is expected to be a highly anticipated release, given the collaborations with notable artists and Love's personal investment in the project.

## Background Courtney Love's health struggles and personal experiences have been well-documented over the years. Her 2010 album 'Nobody's Daughter' was a commercial disappointment, and she has been open about her struggles with addiction and her experiences with the music industry. The new album is expected to be a reflection of her personal growth and experiences, with Love stating that it is 'the record I always wanted to make'.