Fleetwood Mac Co-Founder Mick Fleetwood Marries for the Fifth Time at 78

Rock legend Mick Fleetwood has tied the knot for the fifth time, wedding his longtime partner Elizabeth Jordan in an intimate ceremony. The Fleetwood Mac co-founder, who turned 78 this year, made their six-year relationship official, adding another chapter to his storied personal life.

The couple had been together since approximately 2019, and their union comes as a joyful milestone for the legendary drummer. Fleetwood, who helped found the iconic British-American rock band in 1967, has long been known for his larger-than-life personality both on and off the stage.

Fleetwood's romantic history has been as eventful as his musical career. He was previously married to Jenny Boyd twice, as well as to Sara Recor and Lynn Frankel, making Elizabeth Jordan his fifth wife. Despite the turbulence of past relationships, those close to the couple say this partnership has brought him considerable happiness and stability.

Fleetwood Mac, the band Mick co-founded alongside guitarist Peter Green, became one of the best-selling music acts of all time, with albums such as Rumours achieving legendary status. Even as the band's future remains uncertain following the departures of Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, Fleetwood himself has remained active and vibrant in his personal life.

Friends and colleagues of the newlyweds have reportedly expressed warm wishes for the couple. Mick Fleetwood has spoken openly in recent years about cherishing the quieter moments in life, and his marriage to Jordan appears to reflect that sentiment. The couple is said to share a deep bond built on mutual respect and companionship.