Stevie Nicks Fans Get Emotional as She Posts Throwback Snap with Late Christine McVie

Stevie Nicks shared photos of her and Christine McVie on social media on Thursday. "Some bonds will never be broken," Margo Price commented. "Love seeing pics of you two throughout the years."

"I still see your bright eyes," Stevie Nicks captioned two photographs with the late Christine McVie on July 13, 2023. "Love you Stevie and love Christine. Two beautiful souls," a fan of the Fleetwood Mac members wrote in the comment section.

"Sisters of the moon," an Instagram user added, while another wrote, "Keeping her alive." A fan account commented by referencing the lyrics of "Gypsy," "BEAUTIFUL 'but she was just a wish.'"

Gwen Stefani left three red hearts in the comments. "Your tribute and the way you are honoring her on this current tour is so perfect and much needed," YouTuber Justin Root said.

During a concert in May, Nicks thanked Taylor Swift for writing "You're on Your Own, Kid" of her new album "Midnights." She explained how the song is helping her during her time of grief:

"That is the sadness of how I feel."

Christine McVie died on Wednesday morning, November 30, 2022, per her verified Instagram account. She was 79 years old. The keyboard player and songwriter had released a compilation of her solo work, "Songbird (A Solo Collection)," earlier that year.

Her death certificate cited an ischaemic stroke as the primary course of her death, with cancer listed as the secondary cause. She was cremated.

In her handwritten tribute shared on social media on hearing the news, Stevie Nicks wrote that she only found out about her "best friend in the whole world's" illness the Saturday before her death and could not see her.

In a statement, Fleetwood Mac called her "one-of-a-kind, special and talented beyond measure." Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, and Nicks were photographed outside her memorial service hosted at the Little Beach House Malibu in January of this year.