United Kingdom, Oct. 4 -- Taylor Swift praised her mother and brother as "the smartest, most compassionate, and kindest" people she knows after they helped her to get her master recordings back.

In 2019, music executive Scooter Braun acquired the masters of Taylor's early discography - Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989 and Reputation - for $300 million, a move the artist publicly slammed, claiming she was not given the opportunity to purchase them herself.

The rights were later sold to the investment firm Shamrock Capital and Taylor revealed she only trusted her mother Andrea and brother Austin to get them back for her.

During an interview on The Graham Norton Show, Graham said: "You bought it all back from a corporate entit...