David Gilmour Confirms No Reunion with Roger Waters Amid Prolonged Feud

David Gilmour, guitarist of Pink Floyd, has firmly stated that there is "no possible way" he would ever perform or work again with his former bandmate Roger Waters, citing fundamental disagreements over Waters' political views and personal conduct. This long-standing feud has intensified with Gilmour and his wife Polly Samson publicly accusing Waters of being anti-Semitic and supporting autocratic dictators, allegations Waters has vehemently denied. The couple's public dispute reflects deeper personal and ideological rifts, with Samson emphasizing that confusion over these views has caused her discomfort. Despite their conflicts, Gilmour expressed fondness for the late Pink Floyd keyboardist Rick Wright, highlighting the contrast in his relationships with his former bandmates. The feud has overshadowed Pink Floyd’s recent business moves, including the sale of their music and likeness rights to Sony Music. Gilmour also shared insights into his recent musical ventures, such as collaborating with Ice-T’s Body Count on a cover of "Comfortably Numb," describing the experience as enjoyable despite the cultural differences.