Channing Tatum Discusses Painful 2024 Divorce From Jenna Dewan

Channing Tatum has opened up about the painful and prolonged divorce from Jenna Dewan, finalized in September 2024 after six years, including disputes over his "Magic Mike" earnings. He reflected on the difficulty of co-parenting their 12-year-old daughter, Everly, expressing a wish to have her with him full-time and relating this personal pain to his role in the new film "Roofman," where he plays a father separated from his child. Despite the challenges, Tatum emphasized that he and Dewan are now on good terms, though the breakup was especially hard given their young age when they married and later separated. He credited therapy as an important part of his healing process and acknowledged that his life experiences, including heartbreak, enrich his acting. Both have since moved on romantically, with Tatum dating model Inka Williams following a previous engagement to Zoë Kravitz, while Dewan is engaged to Steve Kazee, with whom she has two children. The actors continue to co-parent while maintaining amicable relations despite the difficulties of their split.