Six years since their split, Hollywood actors Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have finally settled on mutual terms to end their marriage.
According to 'People' magazine, the spouses waived spousal support in agreeing not to face trial this December.
43-year-old debtor Dewan accused Tatum, 44, of trying to obscure the lines around intellectual property linked with the 'Magic Mike' franchise in legal filings. They claim her legal team helped create and that it was developed during their relationship and using shared marital funds.
Tatum and Dewan divorced in 2018 when Dewan filed for divorce from the actor in October 2018, after nearly nine years of marriage. According to news published in The Daily Mail, the couple recently settled on a divorce settlement.
People' states they met on the 'Step Up' set in 2006, an engagement took place two years later, and they were married in Malibu in 2009. In 2013, Everly completed their family. The long divorce battle included a battle over the profits associated with the *Magic Mike* franchise, which launched during the marriage.
Dewan's lawyers continue to maintain that the movie was made during the time she was with Tatum and partly financed by both of them using marital savings, despite the argument that Tatum's team has made before that he never hid finances and never denied Dewan "her share of the community assets or income".
Tatum is now engaged to actress-director Zoe Kravitz, who has directed him in his 'Blink Twice'. The two have been romantically connected since 2021. Dewan is engaged to Steve Kazee, with whom she shares two further children, Callum, 4, and baby Rhiannon, born in June. A source had revealed in April that Dewan wanted her divorce from Tatum "settled before she gets married again," although both she and Tatum were declared legally single by a judge in November 2019.
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