New details about Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan’s divorce settlement have emerged following a fresh court filing made on Wednesday, November 26. The documents shed light on how the former couple agreed to divide their retirement assets as part of their long-running separation process.
According to filings obtained by the Daily Mail, Dewan, 44, will receive 50 percent of Tatum’s Screen Actors Guild (SAG) producers’ pension plan for all earnings accumulated during their marriage from 2009 to 2018. In exchange, Tatum, 45, will receive the same percentage from Dewan’s SAG producers’ pension plan for the same period.
This mutual exchange appears to finally resolve a major dispute between the pair—specifically Dewan’s claim that she was entitled to half of Tatum’s profits from his 2012 box-office hit Magic Mike. The disagreement over earnings from the film had been one of the lingering issues delaying the finalization of their settlement.
Although Tatum and Dewan officially reached a divorce settlement in September 2024, the finer details only became public through the new filing.
The former couple first met while starring together in the 2006 dance drama Step Up, and their onscreen chemistry blossomed into a real-life romance. They married in 2009 and welcomed their daughter, Everly, in 2013.
