Fleetwood Mac co-founder and drummer Mick Fleetwood has officially married his longtime partner Elizabeth Jordan, marking his fourth marriage. The 78-year-old music legend shared intimate photographs on Instagram, capturing moments from their sun-drenched honeymoon in a picturesque South Pacific location.
A Romantic Celebration in the South Pacific
Mick Fleetwood and Elizabeth Jordan, who have been dating since approximately 2020, recently exchanged vows in a private ceremony. The couple, who got engaged last year, are now enjoying their newlywed status with a romantic getaway. In one heartfelt social media post, Fleetwood expressed his joy, writing, "The south Pacific does its magic... A honeymoon with my love Elizabeth…creating moments to be remembered !! Sun health and happiness!!"
Elizabeth Jordan Becomes Fleetwood's Fourth Wife
Elizabeth Jordan, aged 56, has become Mick Fleetwood's fourth wife, following his previous marriages to Jenny Boyd (twice in the 1970s), Sara Recor in 1988, and Lynn Frankel in 1995. Fleetwood's marital history includes a notable rekindling with Jenny Boyd, whom he married in 1970, divorced in 1976, remarried in 1977, and finally separated from in 1978.
In the honeymoon photos, Fleetwood is seen wearing a silk blazer adorned with silver embellishments, accessorized with bracelets on his right arm and a prominent gold wedding band on his left hand. Elizabeth Jordan appears in a delicate lace wedding dress, complemented by a white fur coat and elegant diamond drop earrings, with her hair styled in a half-up, half-down look featuring beaded accents.
Engagement Announcement and Family Background
The couple's engagement was publicly revealed last year by Fleetwood's close friend and fellow musician Mike Lawson, who shared on social media, "Mick Fleetwood just texted and said he is marrying his girlfriend of five years, Elizabeth. How cool, finding love and making that commitment is beautiful. Congrats!"
Mick Fleetwood, who has four children including twin daughters from his marriage to Lynn Frankel, was born in Redruth, Cornwall. His band, Fleetwood Mac, formed in London, achieved significant success with four albums topping the UK charts, including the iconic Rumours in 1977 and Tusk in 1979, earning two Grammy Awards.
The exact location of their honeymoon remains undisclosed, but the images showcase a stunning ocean view with mountainous landscapes in the background, adding to the romantic ambiance of their celebration.
