Hollywood stars Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum have officially settled their divorce, bringing an end to a 6-year legal battle.
The former couple, who separated in 2018, have reportedly reached an agreement, though the specifics of the settlement remain undisclosed. According to reports on TMZ, the pair have finalised the division of their assets and agreed upon child support for their 11-year-old daughter, Everly.
However, it legal battle will conclude only after a judge signs off on the agreement.The long-drawn court battle had been contentious at times, with Tatum even accusing his ex-wife Dewan of prolonging the case by seeking to split it into multiple trials. He was reportedly pushing for a more streamlined resolution.
Despite his major court battle, on the personal front, both Dewan and Tatum have moved forward in their romantic lives. Dewan recently welcomed her third child with fiancé Steve Kazee, while Tatum has been in a relationship with actress Zoe Kravitz with reports claiming that the two will tie the knot soon.
Channing and Jenna met on the sets of their hit dance movie ‘Step Up’ in 2006. After a long romance, the two got engaged two years later. They eventually took the plunge in 2009.
With the couple reaching a divorce settlement, the former couple is now free to fully focus on their respective lives and futures with their partners.
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