Jennifer Garner has humorously shut down speculation that she is pregnant after a fan asked if she is expecting a fourth child.

On Thursday, the 13 Going on 30 actress shared a video of her family’s farm in Oklahoma to Instagram, where she introduced her followers to the cows that live there.

“I would like to introduce you to the farm’s pets,” Garner, dressed in denim overalls, says in the video.

After sharing the video, one of Garner’s followers questioned in the comments section whether the actress, who shares children Violet, 14, Seraphina, 11, and Sam, eight, with her ex-husband Ben Affleck, is pregnant.

The inquiry prompted the 48-year-old to respond that she is not pregnant and “never will be” again.

“I am 48, have three healthy kids, and am not - and never will be - pregnant. We can lay that pupper to rest," Garner responded, according to a screenshot shared by the Instagram account CommentsByCelebs.

“Have I gained the Covid 19? Possibly. But that is another story,” the actress added along with multiple food emojis.

On the CommentsByCelebs Instagram, where the exchange was captioned: “Stop asking women if they’re pregnant 2020,” numerous people praised Garner for her response.

“Why would someone ask her that? Why do we get asked that?? She looks amazing… I’m confused,” one person wrote.

Another said: “The classy response by @jennifer.garner is one of the many reasons I love her! In no way does she look pregnant here.”

“Pure class response,” someone else added.

The majority of the other comments on Garner’s video on the farm, which she described as her “happy place,” were positive.

“You, in those overalls, made my day!” Reese Witherspoon commented, while Natalie Portman said: “So gorgeous!”

"My family farm is, as the kids say, my organic, biodynamic happy place," Garner captioned the clip. "I can’t help but feel like the love my Aunt and Uncle put into growing this year’s sweet potato crop will add to @onceuponafarm’s delicious goodness for your kids

“But first - meet our lawnmowers: Simon, Pete, Boaz, Pignut, Mistletoe, and Mayapple.”