After years of tension, music legends Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham are on speaking terms once again. The former Fleetwood Mac bandmates have reconnected, a development fueled by their participation in an upcoming documentary about the band’s history.
Buckingham, 76, confirmed the news during a recent public appearance. He described the process of working on the Apple TV project as a period of personal and professional closure. According to the musician, the project allowed the pair to move past the strained interactions that defined their dynamic for years.
The relationship between Nicks and Buckingham has been a central fixture of rock history since their high school days and their time in Fleetwood Mac. Their personal history was the catalyst for some of the group’s most iconic songs. Following the band's 2019 tour, relations between the two were fractured. Nicks and Buckingham had limited contact in recent years, with their most recent interaction occurring during a service for their late bandmate, Christine McVie.
While the prospect of a reunion tour remains off the table, the recent reconciliation marks a significant shift for the duo. The two musicians have moved past the years of distance and animosity that defined their post-band career, opting for a path of healing.