Yes, to set things straight.

The curator of the fascinating "Folklore," Taylor Swift herself, confirmed the well-kept name of the all-star couple Blake Lively and Ryan Reynold's third child on her song called "betty." The storytelling track is a piece of Swift's newly released eight studio album entitled "Folklore" on July 24. Shortly after the album's release, the Swifties around the world were very rapid to speculate that revealed her best pals' 10-month-old baby's name, which is Betty.

The wise speculation started when Swift's fans couldn't help but notice the name of the couple's children mentioned in the songs, namely James, 5, and Inez, 3.

On August 6, the "cardigan" singer sets the record straight by confirming the case is one hundred percent true. Swift sits with Country Radio for an exclusive interview when asked about the question, according to Hollywood Life.

"I named all the characters in this story after my friend's kids, and I hope you like it," Swift admitted. Listen to the singer's revelation in the form of an audio snippet placed below!

Lively and Reynolds have been in Swift's inner circle since 2015. The couple led for their first daughter, Inez, to lend her adorable voice of "Reputation's" intro of "Gorgeous" in 2017.

The matter is the first time the "You Belong With Me" singer name-dropped someone in her songs, not just one but three real names. However, Swift also explained that the song is not about the character reference. She then went on to explain the track's backstory with Country Radio. As per E!, "betty" is a song of a 17-year-old teenager who lost her girl.

In related news, Blake commended her superstar friend upon "Folklore's" release on July 24, and it is not because of her children's names but because of the album's unique sound. The "Gossip Girl" star took her Instagram account to share his reviews of the collection. The actress describes it as an album full of heart, humor, soul, intelligence, passion, whimsy, wit, strength, imagination, vulnerability, and love. The note, posted on July 25, ended with a heartfelt message that reads: "We love you."

Swift is undoubtedly one of a kind! Aside from "betty," two other tracks from "Folklore" caught the attention of many. One of it is "invisible string," where the singer sings a part of the record that says she gifted her ex a baby present. The fans then flooded Swift questions if the ex she is pertaining is Joe Jonas, who expects his firstborn with wife Sophie Turner when the album was made known.