Channing Tatum Divorce: Jenna Dewan Silence Broken

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split & Initial Statement: Channing⁤ Tatum and Jenna Dewan announced⁢ their separation⁤ in 2018 via social media, stating it was amicable with “no secrets nor salacious⁣ events” behind the decision, but they were on “different paths.”
Divorce Delay: Their divorce, finalized in⁢ November 2019, was prolonged due to disputes over Tatum’s earnings from the Magic Mike franchise.
Magic mike Finances: Dewan argues that money earned during their 10-year marriage⁢ funded the Magic Mike franchise (films, TV show, live⁤ show). Tatum and⁤ Steven Soderbergh co-financed the original film, which was‍ based on Tatum’s personal experiences. The initial $7 million investment generated $167 million worldwide.
Legal Dispute: ⁣ Dewan’s attorney claims Tatum’s team is unfairly withholding her share of the⁣ Magic Mike profits, perhaps a “billion dollar asset.” They accuse tatum of prejudicing her with the continued delay.
Custody: The former couple agreed to 50/50 custody of their daughter, Everly, in February 2020.
Tatum’s Feelings: Tatum expressed difficulty with only having half-time access to his daughter, wishing he could spend all his time with her.