It turns out we won't be getting a "Taylor's Version" of Reputation any time soon after all. In fact, we don't need it.
That's because Taylor Swift just made a VERY emotional announcement on her social accounts (just after 11 a.m. on Friday).
Taylor Swift has bought back her masters from Shamrock, this means she has reclaimed her first six albums.
The move comes about six years after he catalog was sold to Scooter Braun. And we know that led a lengthy and contentious battle between the two.
Ultimately, it led to a series of re-recordings (known as Taylor's version) being released to Taylor could own some of her property.
All of that appears to have changed.
Swift penned an emotional letter that was posted to her website saying she's been crying tears of joy since learning she would able to purchase the works back.
"All the music I've ever made... now belongs... to me," she wrote. "And all of my music videos, all of the concert films, the album art and photography, the unreleased songs, the memories. The magic. The madness. Every single era. My entire life's work."
So... that left us wondering... about Taylor's Version of reputation. Well, she also addressed that.
In the letter one her website she joked "I know. What about Rep TV?" Well, she gave a clear answer when she revealed that she hasn't even re-recorded a quarter of it.
"The Reputation album was so specific to that time in life, and I kept hitting a stopping point when I Tried to make it."
There is good news, though, as Taylor isn't entirely pushing pause on celebrating the two albums of her career that haven't been re-released.
Swift revealed that she HAS in fact re-recorded her entire debut album (though it hasn't been released. In fact, she went on to say that she really loves how it sounds now.
Of course, we haven't heard it yet.
But... Taylor says that those two albums (Reputation and her self titled debut) "can still have their moments to re-emerge when the time is right." IT sounds like when it happens it would be a "celebration," according to Taylor.
In the meantime, Swifties can now spend the weekend listening to the original Taylor Swift tracks guilt-free cause our girl owns the records!