Stevie Nicks felt like a ‘ghost’ watching Riley Keough in ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’

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big love” for the series. Songwriter Stevie Nicks revealed in an emotional Instagram post Tuesday that Riley Keough “brought back memories that made me feel like a ghost watching my own story” after watching the hit Amazon Prime show “Daisy Jones and the Six.” The Fleetwood Mac singer also revealed that it took her two full watch-throughs before she really got into the 10-episode series. “Just finished watching ‘Daisy Jones and the Six’ for the second time,” wrote Nicks. “In the beginning, it wasn’t really my story, but Riley seamlessly soon became my story.” “It brought back memories that made me feel like a ghost watching my own story,” continued Nicks, 75, while also referencing her late bandmate Christine McVie, who died in November 2022.“It was very emotional for me,” wrote the “Oh Well” singer. “I just wish Christine could have seen it.

She would have loved it.” Nicks concluded her post by expressing her hope that the series “will continue.”The Post reached out to Nicks for comment.

Released in March 2023, the miniseries — which was adapted from a 2019 novel of the same name— follows the aforementioned band in the 1970s and 1990s as they rise from obscurity to fame and reveal the real reason they called it quits after a sold-out show.

The show stars Keough, “Hunger Games” hunk Samuel Claflin, Will Harrison and several others. Taylor Jenkins Reid, the book’s author, told the Independent that she was actually inspired to write the book after watching a Fleetwood Mac performance of the song “Silver Springs” in 1997.Since airing, several fans sang its praises and has since been nominated for three Emmy Awards.