Stevie Nicks is asking people to become “spiritual warriors” by wearing a mask and “staying in as much as possible”

Twitter about a scammer who has created a fake email account in his name. The star tweeted: "There's someone pretending to be me using the email [email protected] asking people to donate to fake charities and scamming them for money."If you want to know the charities I'm affiliated with they're listed on my website.

On Tuesday, Stevie Nicks took to her social media account to warn fans about the coronavirus pandemic, arguing that it was a “silent killer hiding in the shadows.” Page Six says the Fleetwood Mac singer put people on blast who are defying the quarantine orders, such as bar attendees, block partygoers, and people on the beach. She added, “we are heading for a crash,” before going on to say that “people are dying” because others refuse to wear a mask.

Stevie Nicks is opening up about her grave concerns with the coronavirus pandemic, from the debilitating effects COVID-19 could have on herself to the dangers people are facing by not wearing masks. In a lengthy "journal entry" shared on her Facebook page, the Fleetwood Mac singer sounded off on Americans who are failing to protect themselves.

Stevie Nicks has urged fans to wear a face covering and warned she may never sing again if she catches Covid-19.

Stevie Nicks is begging her fellow Americans to wear masks.

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For a large part of the coronavirus pandemic, Kate Middleton and Prince William have done remote engagements over Zoom. But when the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge started doing in-person events again in June, the two opted not to wear masks and instead social distance from the people they were talking to, a move that prompted some outrage among royal fans.On Tuesday, Kate finally embraced PPE and the opportunity to be a royal role model.

Stevie Nicks has opened up on her battle with drug addiction in the ’70s and ’80s, urging any aspiring musician to set aside $30,000 for rehab when they get older.The Fleetwood Mac rock star endured troubled days with drink and drug issues in the early days of the Go Your Own Way group, which culminated in a trip to the Betty Ford Center for treatment.And in a new interview, Nicks, now 72, admits it is impossible to stop musical creatives with addictive tendencies from problematic spirals.“I

Stevie Nicks has been rock royalty for nearly half a century, and the Fleetwood Mac singer has picked up some wisdom along the way that she’s sharing with the current generation of stars.

Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks has added her tribute to the band’s late co-founder, Peter Green, confessing her biggest regret is she never shared the stage with him.Green quit the group in 1970, five years before Stevie joined the group, and he never returned to play with the band.Following his death on Saturday (July 25, 2020), fellow co-founder Mick Fleetwood led the tributes to his old pal, calling his death “monumental”, and hours later, Stevie joined those offering up thoughts and prayers to

Stevie Nicks paid tribute to Peter Green following the Fleetwood Mac co-founder's death on Saturday (July 25).