only live for three months. Even more horrifying to Nicks was the news that Snyder had gotten pregnant so as to leave her husband, Kim Anderson, with something after she left. If Snyder chose to have an abortion, she could have possibly lived for another year. However, the baby was born (three months-premature), and Snyder died three days later. At the time, Nicks was on tour. The only person Nicks felt could understand her grief was Kim Anderson. He felt the same way, and out of grief, as well as a duty towards providing the baby (named Matthew) a good home, the two married. However, three months later, Nicks filed for divorce after she "received a sign" from Snyder telling her to get out of there. Nicks has stated that she has put Matthew through college and told him about what had happened many times. As Snyder was dying, Nicks dedicated "Gypsy" to her. Nicks found it extremely difficult to sing the song in concert. Reception Billboard described it as an "archetypal Stevie Nicks performance" and commented on the "lacy backing vocals and Lindsey Buckingham's chiming guitar lines." Music video The video for the song, directed by Russell Mulcahy, was the highest-budget music video ever produced at the time. The video locations included a highly detailed portrayal of a forest and required many costumes and dancers. It was the very first "World Premiere Video" on MTV in 1982. Interpersonal strife amongst the band members complicated the shoot, much as they had with the earlier video for "Hold Me". When he was pairing them during blocking, Mulcahy recalls, "people were pulling me aside saying, 'No, no. Those two were fucking and then they split up and now he's sleeping with her.' I got very confused, who was sleeping with whom." Nicks especially remembers the experience as unpleasant. Two weeks before the shoot, she had gone into drug rehabilitation to try to overcome her cocaine addiction. However, the video shoot could not be rescheduled, and she had to take a break for it. Near the end of the first of three days of the shoot, Nicks was exhausted and said she needed cocaine. A small bottle was discreetly given to her, though it was thrown out before she could use any. Nicks later said, "I think we would probably have gone on to make many more great videos like 'Gypsy' had we