Stevie Nicks abortions

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Originally Posted by kokoro

I wouldn't be so sure about that. I've read more than enough articles that are so utterly inaccurate and sensationalist, but the celebrity doesn't bother taking any action because it ultimately wouldn't be worth it. Vox wasn't even a particularly successful magazine. Assuming the interviewer really did misrepresent her (which he definitely did in regards to her relationship with Tom), I doubt Stevie would have benefited from taking legal action. Ultimately, I think it just would've brought a bunch of attention to the magazine and to the article.

I suggest were it not for the "evil" internet and the article's occassion appearance on this and other fan sites most people would not have heard of any of this personal information--apart from Don Henley's interview. Does it sound like he is expressing remorse over the event? Like he wanted a child? Or was it some crazy "score" bragging? How does one characterize his interview mention of his relationship with Stevie? Incidental? Accidental? Careless?

What is known is that Stevie never wished the information to be shared in the way that it was shared. Stevie did share to the extent that she wished, via "Goodbye Baby," and "Sara," as she has with other songs about her life. In many of her songs--"Trouble In Shangri-la" comes to mind in particular--you often get the feeling she is sharing something personal, but it's well hidden.