Back in the U.K., Christine McVie settled down into a very different rhythm. Her life was filled with quiet countryside strolls, a few dogs, and relaxation. "I just wanted to embrace being in the English countryside and not have to troop around on the road," said McVie to The Guardian. "I moved to Kent, and I loved being able to walk around the streets, nobody knowing who I was."

Pretty soon, McVie felt like a whole new person — in fact, she even started to forget her life of glamour in Los Angeles. "You get into your wellie boots and your Range Rover and, walking around with six inches of mud on your shoes, you get to forget about that more polished lifestyle," she said to Elle. 

Of course, after a while, McVie began to get the creative itch once again, and pretty soon, she was hard at work on her third solo album, "In the Meantime." And before long, rumors began to swirl about McVie rejoining her old band.