Entering Form Ssa -1099 For Spouse

I enter all my W2 information in Turbo Tax however I do not see how I can enter my husbands SS Benefit Information. I don't have a W2 for him and that seems to be the only way I would be able to add his information. Would I just add his SS information as "other Income" for Myself? thanks so much for your help

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