Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum Settle Divorce After Contentious Battle
They're officially divorced after splitting in 2018.
After a six-year legal battle, Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum have finalized the terms of their divorce. The former pair share custody of one daughter, 11-year-old Everly. Dewan has since had two children by her current partner, Steve Kazee, while Tatum is reportedly engaged to Zoe Kravitz. Despite moving on in their romantic lives, the exes fought contentiously over finances, most notably related to Tatum's Magic Mike fortune, the franchise that began during their marriage and has since made Tatum millions.
Details of the settlement are seemingly sealed, but TMZ reports both parties signed off on a settlement related to all assets, and settled on a child support arrangement. The only thing left is for a judge to sign off.
Dewan and Tatum met on the set of the 2006 dance-romance film Step Up and wed in 2009. Dewan filed for divorce in 2018. Things nearly instantly got messy, with Tatum believing Dewan wanted to drag out their divorce by wanting to split their case into multiple trials. In the divorce proceedings, Dewan claimed she'd moved and put her career on hold for the sake of their family. The two have always agreed to keep their daughter sheltered from the public eye and social media, but that was the extent of mutual agreements.
Dewan's attorneys argued that Magic Mike was developed during her relationship with Tatum and co-financed with their marital funds. Tatum claimed he never hid finances or denied Dewan "her share of the community assets or income."
A source told PEOPLE this spring that Dewan wanted her divorce from Tatum "settled before she gets married again. Both were declared legally single by a judge in November 2019. Kravitz and Tatum have been linked since 2021. He previously dated singer Jesse J.
