Long-private details of the financial settlement between Hollywood stars Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have finally been made public through a new court filing.
The Core Financial Agreement
According to documents filed on Wednesday, November 26, and obtained by the Daily Mail, the former couple have agreed to a mutual split of their retirement funds. The settlement stipulates that Dewan, 44, will receive 50 percent of the portion of Tatum's Screen Actors Guild (SAG) producers’ pension plan that was accrued during their marriage.
In a reciprocal arrangement, Tatum, 45, is entitled to the same 50 percent share of the portion of Dewan’s SAG producers’ pension that was built up while they were wed. This equitable division forms a central pillar of their divorce agreement.
Resolving the 'Magic Mike' Dispute
This pension agreement appears to resolve a previously reported point of contention between the ex-spouses. The conflict centred on profits from Tatum's hugely successful 2012 film, Magic Mike, which was released during their marriage.
Dewan had reportedly claimed she was owed half of the profits Tatum earned from the project. The newly revealed settlement concerning their pension plans seems to have put this specific financial dispute to bed, although neither party's representatives have provided public comment on the matter.
Finalising a Chapter
The actors, who met on the set of the 2006 film Step Up and married in 2009, announced their separation in 2018 after nearly nine years of marriage. Their divorce was finalised in late 2019, but the precise financial terms had remained confidential until now.
The release of these settlement details through the court filing marks the closing of a significant chapter in their personal lives. Both Tatum and Dewan have moved on professionally and personally since their split, but this legal disclosure provides a clear, factual endpoint to the financial entanglements of their marriage.
