Courtney Love, 58, shows off her youthful physique in a patterned bikini

She has jetted off to the island of Ischia in Italy for a sunshine break.

And Courtney Love showed off her youthful physique as she posed for a bikini snap on Wednesday during the trip.

The American singer-songwriter, 58, had her toned abs on display in the green, orange and white patterned two-piece. 

The star wowed in the plunging bikini top which she accessorised with a series of gold necklaces while also adding dark shades to her look. 

Courtney completed her beach look with fluffy sliders and showed of her many tattoos as she wore the bikini including one on her inner arm that reads ‘Let it Bleed’.

The beauty wrote in the caption: ‘Living well is the best revenge!’ as she threw her hands in the air and beamed. 

Holiday: The American singer-songwriter, 58, had her toned abs on display in the green, orange and white patterned two-piece

Love recently spoke about the highly influential Nirvana album Nevermind, which was co-written by her late husband, Kurt Cobain, during an interview with the Los Angeles Times.

During the sit-down, the actress noted that she was taken aback by the enduring quality of the studio release and that she typically does not discuss the work. 

‘I never talk about Nevermind! I have no idea what I’m going to say. I’m shocked it has been 30 years,’ she said.

Love also recalled that the first time that she listened to the album all the way through was on a promotional tour in Europe. 

Family: Love recently spoke about the highly influential Nirvana album Nevermind, which was co-written by her late husband, Kurt Cobain, during an interview with the Los Angeles Times (pictured with Kurt and their daughter Frances in 1993)

‘Hearing it in that context was like being in an entirely different world. For a few days, we just listened to it again and again,’ she said.

The musician also expressed that her late husband’s work on the project likely contributed to its enduring quality. 

She noted that he ‘had the courage to change both himself and the world, and with success he became emboldened.’

Love also spoke about her top tracks from the release, stating: ‘On A Plain is my favorite. Something In The Way though is one of the great rock songs of all time.’

She wrote that Cobain was ‘clawing his way out on Something in the Way. He’s telling himself anything just to get through.’

The performer discussed how the late guitarist was particularly open about his feelings, although he managed to maintain an element of mystique.

‘I think he was being honest because he didn’t have his public persona figured out. Who Kurt was to me was never what you saw in the public,’ she said. 

Love concluded by stating: ‘I’m very picky when I listen to Kurt, but when I hear Nevermind I think of the joy he had tinkering with the drums for this glorious thing he had to say.’ 

Making a statement: Love said: ‘I’m very picky when I listen to Kurt, but when I hear Nevermind I think of the joy he had tinkering with the drums for this glorious thing he had to say’ (they are seen performing in 1993)