"I'm 30, I'm too old for this," said the "Only Murders in the Building" star.

The Florida-based Kelly family went viral for a video where they added an inch to their toddler's shoes so he could meet ride height requirements.

The actor now says his eyebrow-raising comments on the 2007 high school comedy were intended as "a joke."

The blue verification badge will cost $11.99 or $14.99 monthly, the company said. It follows Twitter offering a similar Twitter Blue service last year.

The "American Horror Story" star had been trying to keep pictures of her child off social media, but her mom blew up her spot.

Twitter's big cheese said he plans to do away with the category of blue check marks that predate his subscription service.