Stevie Nicks breaks silence over voting regrets ahead of November election

Stevie Nicks is among the many celebrities in Kamala Harriscorner, but her interest in politics didn’t start until she is 70 years old.

The singer-songwriter recently admitted that she never voted in her prime, citing her reluctance to vote as one of her biggest regrets. Now she plans to make changes in the upcoming presidential battle.

Stevie Nicks recently endorsed Kamala Harris, a month after subtly expressing her support for the vice president on social media. She and actress Aubrey Plaza joined “childless cat lady” Taylor Swift.“ trend, criticizing Donald Trump’s vice presidential running mate J.D. Vance.

Stevie Nicks is enthusiastic about the upcoming election

Nicks addressed her absence from voting booths in a new interview, noting that she never filled out the ballot to six years ago. “I never voted until I was 70, but I regret it.“ she admitted, adding:

Nix recalls finding “so many reasons“ not vote by saying, “You can say, ‘Oh, I didn’t have time. I was this and that.”‘ After all, you didn’t have an hour?”

“You didn’t have an hour of time to go and vote,“ she blamed herself for the past. At 76 years old, Nix was more enthusiastic than ever about voting for the right candidate and hoping to make the necessary changes, according to PEOPLE.

Knicks believes Singers should use music to promote change

The Fleetwood Mac member suggested that Harris is the right woman to lead the country, stressing: “We have to find a way to bring back Roe v. Wade.“ But the vice president’s support wasn’t the only way Nix hoped to effect change.

She believed in singers using their platform to advocate for worthy causes and spread awareness. “IN In the late 50’s, 60’s and early 70’s everyone was writing protest songs,“ Nix remembered.

“Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Joni Mitchell, Stephen Stills—there were many, many, many of them. I would tell all my lyricist-musicians who write songs to write some songs about what’s going on, just like I did:“ she added.

Singer-songwriter wrote song about reproductive rights

Nicks’ comments about singers using their platform for change weren’t far-fetched. In September, she raised the topic of reproductive rights in the Mayak.“ The lyrics read in part:

“Whoever wins (the election), the lighthouse must continue to shine its light and also prevent ships from crashing into the rocks.“ Nicks spoke about the song, adding:

Nicks Follows Taylor Swift’s Childless Cat Lady Trend

Nicks repeated her support for Harris in September following Swift’s endorsement. Explosion reported on “Bad Blood”“ The hitmaker shared a photo of herself posing with one of her cats and captioned it as a “childless cat lady.”

Her remarks poked fun at Trump’s running mate Vance, who faced backlash for a re-interview several months ago. The vice presidential candidate criticized Democratic women like Harris as “a bunch of childless cat ladies who are miserable in their own lives.”

Swift trend started with actress Aubrey Plaza dubbing her post with a throwback photo of her and the late Grumpy Cat. Although Nicks didn’t have a cat, she had fun with it by including a cute photo of her dog and captioning it, “Childless Dog Lady.”

Stevie Nicks implores fans to vote for the right candidate

While Nix didn’t mention Harris by name, she did subtly endorse the presidential candidate in the post’s caption. She urged fans to make the right decisions ahead of the November election, writing:

“There are only 54 days left until the elections. Make sure you are registered to vote! Your vote in this election may be one of the most important things you ever do.“ – Nix emphasized.

With the election just days away, will Stevie Nicks’ efforts to put Kamala Harris in the White House bear fruit?