Stevie Nicks opened up about her go-to gift, which she gave Chiefs player Travis Kelce, in a new interview with 'Rolling Stone.'

Stevie Nicks is the legendary singer behind hits like “Landslide,” “Dreams” and “Edge of Seventeen,” but in one way she’s just like us Swifties. While speaking to Rolling Stone, she shared she’s majorly rooting for Swift and Kelce’s future. In her words:

Singer-songwriter Stevie Nicks opened up about her long career and her current projects in a new interview, taking a moment to mention Taylor Swift and share a meaningful message about her relationship with Travis Kelce.

Back when Katy Perry had a feud with anther female pop star, Stevie Nicks told her, "Get off the internet and you won’t have rivals either."

In an interview with Rolling Stone published Thursday, October 24, Stevie Nicks reflected on her illustrious career. She looked back on her time with Fleetwood Mac, shared some keys to career longevity, and reflected on how the relationship among fans and artists has changed.

Stevie Nicks schooled Katy Perry 10 years ago, when she told the pop star to “get off the internet.” Nicks told the anecdote in a long-ranging interview with Rolling Stone. “Katy Perry was talking to me about the internet armies of all the girl singers,

The Tony award-winning play, which features music by Will Butler, tells the story of a 1970s rock band struggling with their love lives and writing their new album.

Stevie Nicks is making the rounds. She released a new song, her first in four years, and returned to SNL for the first time in 41. Today the music legend has a new interview in Rolling Stone.

Nicks dealt with her former Fleetwood Mac bandmate and ex-boyfriend as long as she could. Stevie Nicks Says She Gave Lindsey Buckingham “More Than 300 Million Chances” Eddie Fu