In a dramatic turn of events, a woman claiming to be the biological daughter of Lindsey Buckingham has broken her silence following a restraining order issued against her. Tied to a recent attack in Santa Monica, Michelle Dick discusses her connection to the former Fleetwood Mac guitarist. As the investigation unfolds, Dick’s assertions of her familial link to Buckingham have stirred public interest and added complexity to the ongoing case.
A Shocking Incident
Last week, Lindsey Buckingham faced an unexpected encounter when an assailant threw an unknown substance at him in Santa Monica. Reports have identified the woman involved as Michelle Dick, who claims Buckingham is her birth father. Although no arrest has been made, the Santa Monica Police Department, in collaboration with the Los Angeles Police Department’s Threat Management Unit, continues to investigate the incident.
According to a statement from the LAPD, they are determined to uphold the integrity of the investigation and are currently withholding further details. The alleged “stalking suspect” has a known history with Buckingham, marking this as a continuation of past altercations.
Legal and Personal Struggles
In 2025, Lindsey Buckingham filed a restraining order against Michelle Dick, following multiple incidents involving alleged harassment of his family. Court records reveal unsettling incidents, including Dick being spotted at Buckingham’s home and allegedly making threatening phone calls to his wife, Kristen Messner. Despite previous interventions, Dick’s claims of being Buckingham’s daughter add a layer of complexity to the unfolding situation.
In an interview with KTLA, Dick stated, “I didn’t know I had a restraining order on me. He wasn’t a father to me, but he’s my birth father.” Currently living in her car, she voices her perspective amid the legal and personal challenges she faces.
Buckingham’s Storied Career
Lindsey Buckingham’s illustrious career with Fleetwood Mac began in 1974 alongside Stevie Nicks. The band achieved monumental success with hits like “Dreams” and albums such as Rumours and Mirage. After a period away, he rejoined the band in 1997 before departing again in 2018, leading to a legal dispute with his former bandmates.
The current drama adds an unexpected chapter to Buckingham’s life, intertwining his musical legacy with personal turmoil. As Michelle Dick’s claims gain attention, the public remains captivated by this unfolding story.






