Mick Fleetwood, 78, marries Elizabeth Jordan, 56!

drummer has secretly tied the knot for the fifth time.

The British rock legend, 78, gave a glimpse into his sun-soaked honeymoon in the South Pacific by posting intimate photos on social media of himself with his new wife enjoying an idyllic getaway following their recent nuptials.

Mick's romantic history is almost as storied as his illustrious career - from marrying the same woman twice to having affairs with famous bandmates and best friends including music icon .

The Dreams hitmaker shared photos on Instagram of them kissing by the sea, with Mick brandishing a new gold band on his ring finger, an ornate black floral shirt and distinctive pink hat, while his bride wore an elegant white dress with feathered detailing.

He captioned it: 'The south Pacific does its magic!!! A honeymoon with my love Elizabeth... creating moments to be remembered!! Sun health and happiness!!'

In a playful attempt to keep fans guessing, Mick didn't show his bride's face in the snaps - but the Daily Mail can reveal she is understood to be California-born Elizabeth Jordan, 56, his partner of six years.

She and Mick made their first public appearance together at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in February 2023, when they walked the red and posed for pictures with each other.

The couple got engaged quietly last year, according to Mick's musician friend, Mike Lawson, who posted about their impending nuptials on Threads at the time.

He wrote: '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! @mickfleetwoodofficial.'

The news has sent shockwaves through the Fleetwood Mac fanbase, with many admitting they had no idea the legendary drummer, originally from Cornwall, was planning a wedding.

'Honestly I'm slow, how does everyone know Mick is getting married again?' wrote one confused fan on X.

Elizabeth - who has two children from a previous relationship - is based in Hawaii, where she runs a property management company with properties in Maui, California and New York.

She is the executive director of Mick's eponymous charitable foundation, which was set up in 2023 to promote music education in Hawaiian schools. 

She is said to be very adventurous and loves outdoor activities including skiing, surfing, traveling, hiking and fishing.

Mick's first marriage was to model Jenny Boyd - younger sister of fellow model Pattie Boyd, who famously married music legends George Harrison and Eric Clapton.

Their relationship was so volatile they ended up marrying twice - first in 1970, before divorcing in 1976, then again in 1977 during a tour in Ireland. The couple - who share two daughters, Amy and Lucy - split for good in 1978.

Following that tumultuous chapter, Mick had a brief but notorious affair with bandmate Stevie Nicks while recording the legendary Rumours album.

Stevie, now 77, later revealed the dalliance was 'the biggest surprise' but acknowledged it 'really wasn't good for anybody' given Mick's family situation.

He then married Sara Recor - Stevie's best friend - in 1988 in a wedding that famously included guests like Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, and Chubby Checker. However, they divorced four years later.

Mick's third and longest marriage was to Lynn Frankel, whom he wed in 1995. They were together for nearly 20 years and had twin daughters, Ruby and Tessa, born in 2002. 

The drummer filed for legal separation in 2013, with their divorce finalised in November 2015.

In a recent interview, Mick reflected on the difficult period following his split from Lynn and the death of Fleetwood Mac singer-songwriter Christine McVie in 2022, admitting: 'It's been a strange time for me. Losing sweet Christine was catastrophic. And then, in my world, sort of losing the band too. 

'And I [split] with my partner as well. I just found myself sort of licking my wounds.'

Christine died aged 79 following a stroke and a diagnosis of metastasised cancer.

The legendary band has since remained on hiatus, with both Mick and Stevie stating there's 'no reason' to continue without her.

However, the news of his marriage to Elizabeth suggests Mick has found happiness even amid professional uncertainty.

One of rock's most enduring figures, Mick co-founded Fleetwood Mac in 1967 and has been the band's steady presence through countless lineup changes and relationship dramas.

The band has sold more than 120 million records worldwide, with their 1977 album Rumours remaining one of the best-selling albums of all time.