This paper presents an investigation into the long-term behaviour of solutions to a nonlinear stochastic McKean-Vlasov equation with common noise. The equation arises naturally in the mean-field limit of systems composed of interacting particles subject to both idiosyncratic and common noise. Initially, we demonstrate that the addition of common diffusion in each particle’s dynamics does not disrupt the established stability results observed in the absence of common noise. However, our main objective is to understand how the presence of common noise can restore the uniqueness of equilibria. Specifically, in a non-convex landscape, we establish uniqueness and convergence towards equilibria under two specific conditions: (1) when the dimension of the ambient space equals 1, and (2) in the absence of idiosyncratic noise in the system.