Frances Bean Cobain's ex keeps her dad's 'Unplugged' guitar in property settlement

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Frances Bean Cobain's and her ex-husband, Isaiah Silva, have finally settled their property dispute, and he will keep one of rock music's most iconic guitars under the agreement.

Frances and Isaiah finalized their divorce late last year, but had been arguing over property since then. One of the points of contention was a 1959 Martin D-18E guitar that her father, Kurt Cobain, played on "MTV Unplugged." It's believed to have been the last guitar he played before his death in April 1994.

According to TMZ, Isaiah now officially owns the piece of rock history. The website notes that Frances, who lost her dad to suicide when she was only 1, simply wanted Isaiah out of her life for good, and the sooner, the better.

Frances, 25, actually did well in the divorce, too, TMZ says. The model doesn't have to pay her ex any spousal support, despite him asking for $25,000 a month. She is also not on the hook for any of his bills, and she gets to keep the house they bought. 

TMZ reported last year that the guitar was once insured for $1 million and given its ownership history and the fact that the model arrived on the market in 1959 and was discontinued within a year likely means it's worth "several million" dollars today. The bridge and nut on Kurt's Martin guitar had also been replaced to enable Kurt, a lefty, to play it upside down.

In 2016, Kurt's widow and Frances mother, Courtney Love, said that guitar is "a treasured heirloom of the family's."