Katy Perry said she and Taylor Swift intentionally chose to end their long-running feud publicly.

While discussing her previously tumultuous relationship with the “Lover” songstress, 35-year-old Perry told Howard Stern that appearing in Swift’s “You Need to Calm Down” video provided young women with an “example of redemption.”

“Gossip and lies, they take the elevator. But the truth takes the stairs, and it just takes time. … Time will tell my story,” Perry said on SiriusXM’s “The Howard Stern Show.” “What I’m so grateful for is that we did get to make up and we made up publicly, and we got to be an example of redemption for young girls.”

The “Daisies” singer said she and Swift now wish each other nothing but the best.

“It’s hard for young girls, growing up [with] cliques and high school and pettiness and all that stuff,” Perry continued, “so now we’re super friendly and I’ve always wanted the best for her and we can talk about the best we want for each other.”

Swift, 30, and Perry’s feud reportedly began after Perry “basically tried to sabotage an entire arena tour,” Swift claimed to Rolling Stone in 2014. It wasn’t publicly known that Swift and Perry even had a feud until the magazine cover story, which then let everyone believe Swift’s tune “Bad Blood” was about Perry.

Perry then cryptically responded on Twitter to Swift’s comments, writing, “Watch out for the Regina George in sheep’s clothing…”