The intricate details of Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan's divorce settlement have finally been unveiled, with legal documents filed on Wednesday, November 26th, revealing the financial nuances of their September 2024 agreement. This pact brings closure to a marriage that spanned nearly nine years, since the couple tied the knot in 2009 after meeting on the set of Step Up in 2006.
The pair, who shared joint custody of their daughter Everly, born in 2013, separated in October 2018. During their drawn-out divorce proceedings, Dewan's attorneys insisted that Tatum's 2012 blockbuster Magic Mike was co-financed with marital funds. The actors clashed over the profits of its subsequent franchise, with Dewan claiming she was owed half of its earnings, while Tatum's legal team argued he had never withheld finances from her.
According to the new documents, under the Screen Actors Guild-Producers Pension Plan, both actor-producers received 50% of each other's retirement benefits accrued during their 2009-2018 marriage. These benefits are calculated by dividing pension credit earned during marriage by total pension credit earned.
Tatum, who produced Magic Mike and its 2015 and 2023 sequels, is also involved in a Las Vegas live show and an HBO reality show affiliated with the Magic Mike name. He and Dewan both produced the three-season Step Up series, based on their movie, which began airing on Starz in 2018. Tatum has also produced his recent movies Blink Twice and Roofman.
In an interview for a Variety cover story in September, Tatum shared that while "it was a painful break to have that fall apart, especially being so young," they are now "good." He added, "We tried to keep it together... It’s in the past."
Following the divorce, Tatum was engaged to Zoë Kravitz from October 2023 to October 2024, and has since been linked to Inka Williams. The two made their red carpet debut when the model, 26, supported Tatum at the L.A. premiere of his movie Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle alongside Everly in September. Meanwhile, Dewan has been engaged to Steve Kazee since 2020, and they share two kids together.
