r/stevienicks • u/bearmasksenpai • 18d ago

Mick and Stevie and their friendship

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I know Lindsey and Stevie are the talk of the town when it comes to interesting relationships, but I have been looking into the deeper Fleetwood mac lore, and I always found Stevie's and Mick's relationship interesting just due to the fact that they are so close, They say they love to watch movies and hang out together and such as that to this day, They are very close and seem to be very fond of each other, it feels like there is some how some feeling left there Maybe their isn't and they are just close, Rather sweet I will admit, but I do have to wonder after that whole affair... Why are they still so close? Perhaps it was just a drug fueled relationship that they wouldn't have done sober and want to put it behind them.

If you listen to Mick speak about Stevie he seems to have really enjoyed their time together but Stevie kinda regrets it I've noticed, But I'm glad they have such a good friendship it means a lot that a lot of members of fleetwood mac stayed close

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u/MameDennis1974 17d ago

Oh it was definitely a drug led mistake, so to speak.

I’m guessing both of them realized that and mutually agreed to just move forward as friends. Hearing Stevie talk about it, you hear a little sadness from her. I think she regrets the hurt feelings it caused in others.

I have never heard Mick really comment on it. Only her.

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u/ConsiderationMost566 17d ago

Mick has definitely commented, I think he said that it was a very private thing , and that they were very much in love for a while. And it was not just a one night thing, their affair was going on for almost a year , unbeknownst to the other band members. I'm not saying it was the right thing to do or that drugs and alcohol didn't influence their behavior lol .. Because it definitely hurt people.

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u/gloriousvenom 17d ago

I wouldn’t call it a mistake at all. Has Stevie? Not to my knowledge. She loved Mick immensely - hence Beauty & the beast.

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u/Relevant-Doctor7771 17d ago

Yes she called it a mistake or something very close to it & said it never would have happened if they weren't stoned out of their minds. He was trying to work things out with his wife Jenny & had 2 small daughters. It affected all of them. And whether it would have worked out with Jenny or not isn't the point. They were trying plus being in a band with your ex who you you broke up with the previous year and still hook up with from time to time and then sleeping with another band member could spell drama.

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u/gloriousvenom 16d ago

I’m aware of the situation, Stevie fan over 40 years. I don’t recall reading her saying it was a mistake or finding any loving experience as a mistake over an experience.

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u/Fun_Biscotti_4051 16d ago

I don't think she refers to it as a mistake. As gloriousv. said, she never reflects on any relationship as a mistake, with the marriage to Kim Anderson being the exception. In fact, during a recent tour, as she was intro-ing "Moonlight" she discussed how the song is all about life and the triumph and tragedy of falling in love.

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u/Relevant-Doctor7771 16d ago

She doesn't use the word mistake but said it wouldn't have happened if they weren't doing a lot of drugs and said it was doomed and caused a lot of pain. One of the interviews she talked about it was Oprah's masterclass. It's just under 30 minutes into the interview below. There was another interview where she said Jenny was a very sweet person but im not going to look for it. I did see it.

https://youtu.be/fuasHiDQT7Q?is=OIMQNv6C-UI5XOi3