Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan: Divorce Settled After Prolonged Dispute
Channing TatumChanning Tatum and Jenna Dewan have officially settled their divorce, concluding a protracted legal battle six years after they initially parted ways. The former couple, who first announced their separation in 2018, reached a final agreement that brings closure to several contested issues over Tatum's earnings from the successful "Magic Mike" franchise, which had been a significant sticking point during the proceedings.
The "Step Up" co-stars, who share an 11-year-old daughter, Everly, have avoided a trial that was scheduled for December. According to sources, both Tatum and Dewan have agreed to waive spousal support, opting instead to handle any potential future disputes over custody or financial arrangements with their daughter privately and directly with a judge.
Details of the settlement have not been fully disclosed, but reports indicate that the resolution includes a binding judgment regarding the "Magic Mike" profits, which Dewan had argued were intertwined with shared marital resources. The agreement sets a deadline of 45 days for the duo to reconcile any allegations of a breach of contract or to renegotiate terms concerning child support.
While Dewan has moved forward with her life alongside fiancé Steve Kazee, with whom she shares additional children, the closure of her marriage to Tatum marks the end of a significant chapter. The legal resolution allows both parties to focus on co-parenting Everly and moving forward independently.
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