Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan’s relationship has had its share of highs and lows, starting from their first meeting in 2006 while filming Step Up. Their chemistry on-screen quickly translated to real life, and by 2009, they were married in a beautiful ceremony in Malibu, surrounded by loved ones. Their wedding was a joyful occasion, with Dewan wearing a stunning peach-and-ivory gown, and Tatum beaming with happiness.
The couple’s bond grew even deeper with the addition of matching tattoos during their honeymoon in Bali, symbolizing their unity. They also welcomed their daughter, Everly, in 2013, and everything seemed perfect on the surface. However, after nearly nine years of marriage, they announced their separation in 2018, later filing for divorce in October of that year.
The divorce process was far from simple, with both requesting joint custody of their daughter and dealing with financial disputes, particularly related to the Magic Mike franchise. After years of back-and-forth and ongoing legal battles, Tatum and Dewan finally reached a settlement in September 2024, avoiding a trial that had been set for December 2024. Despite the difficulties, the couple’s focus remained on co-parenting Everly and putting their differences behind them.