Taylor Lautner grilled about Taylor Swift

Actor Taylor Lautner got grilled by his "Scream Queens" co-stars Lea Michele and John Stamos about singer Taylor Swift.

The actor joined Michele and Stamos for a Facebook Live Q&A, reports eonline.com.

Stamos told Michele: "I exposed who Taylor dated earlier in one of the interviews."

"You mean in life or on the show," she asked. "Who'd you date in life?"

Lautner replied: "I don't know."

"He dated quite a few girls," Stamos said. "There was a list. Right, Taylor?"

Michele joked: "I need to catch up."

"Yeah, I've dated some people," Lautner confessed.

"You dated Taylor Swift," Michele told her co-star. "I remember that."

"That's hilarious," Lautner said.

Lautner and Swift dated briefly after they played love interests in the ensemble rom-com "Valentine's Day".

"Should we talk about it?" she teased.

"No!" Lautner said. "I don't know why you guys want to talk about it."

"Didn't she write a song about you," Michele asked.

"That's what she does," Lautner replied. "She writes songs."

Stamos asked which song Lautner inspired. "I think it was on the one about a sweater and a hat," Michele replied.

Lautner tried to change the conversation by saying: "That's hilarious."

"Am I right, though?" Michele asked. "I listened to '22' by the pool today. I was like, 'I'm feeling 22, guys.'"

"It's good music," Lautner said. "I listen to it."

Stamos asked: "What song did she write about him?"

Michele couldn't remember the title or lyrics to Swift's song. Stamos asked: "Made you a hat?" Michele said: "Something about a hat! I don't know!"

"That's ridiculous!" Stamos said. "Did she make you a hat?"

Lautner replied: "She did not make me a hat."

"No, it's something about his hat!" Michele clarified. "He had a knit hat."

"I don't know where she's going with this hat thing," Lautner said.

"Am I (crazy)? Fans, people, help me!" Michele said. "There's something about a hat. Right?"

"If there is, I feel bad," Lautner said.

"It's like your hat...in December!" Michele said. Lautner said: "It's called 'Back to December'."

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