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Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Finalize Divorce Settlement
12/2/2025, 11:18:23 AM
Overview of the Divorce Settlement
Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have finalized their divorce settlement, which was officially documented on November 26, 2024. The settlement includes a 50 percent split of each other's retirement benefits from the Screen Actors Guild-Producers Pension Plan, specifically for benefits accrued during their marriage from 2009 to 2018. The couple, who married in July 2009 and share joint custody of their daughter Everly, had been embroiled in a lengthy divorce process since Dewan filed for divorce in October 2018.
Financial Disputes During Divorce Proceedings
Throughout the divorce proceedings, significant financial disputes arose, particularly concerning the profits from the "Magic Mike" franchise. Dewan's legal team argued that she was entitled to half of the profits from the franchise, which they claimed was developed using marital funds. Tatum's representatives contended that he had not withheld any financial information from Dewan. The couple's disagreements over financial matters were so pronounced that they were on the verge of going to trial before reaching a settlement.
Key Details of the Settlement
The newly revealed legal documents indicate that both Tatum and Dewan will receive 50 percent of the other’s pension benefits accrued during their marriage. This arrangement is calculated by dividing the pension credit earned during the marriage by the total pension credit earned. Tatum has been involved in producing the "Magic Mike" franchise, including its sequels and related projects, while Dewan has also produced various projects, including a television adaptation of "Step Up."
Criticism & Opposition
Dewan's legal representatives had previously accused Tatum of concealing financial details related to the "Magic Mike" earnings, asserting that he failed to provide all necessary financial documents. Tatum countered these claims by stating he had made extensive efforts to settle the divorce amicably and accused Dewan of delaying the resolution of financial issues. He expressed that he did not believe Dewan was entitled to spousal support, citing their relatively short marriage and her current engagement to Steve Kazee, with whom she shares two children.
Official Statements & Responses
Channing Tatum emphasized his attempts to resolve the divorce without litigation, stating, “I have made countless settlement proposals... and tried to resolve issues with [Dewan].” He also noted that while some issues had been settled, significant financial matters remained unresolved due to Dewan's actions. Conversely, Dewan's team maintained that Tatum's financial disclosures were insufficient and that she deserved a fair share of the profits from the "Magic Mike" franchise.
What's Next for Tatum and Dewan
Following the settlement, both Tatum and Dewan appear to be moving forward in their personal lives. Tatum was previously engaged to Zoë Kravitz until October 2024 and is now linked to model Inka Williams. Dewan has been engaged to Steve Kazee since 2020, and they have two children together. The couple's ability to co-parent their daughter Everly remains a priority as they navigate their post-divorce lives.
