Jenna Dewan, Pregnant and Seeking Millions from Ex Channing Tatum, Reports NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

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Jenna Dewan is seeking millions from ex-husband Channing Tatum’s “Magic Mike” income as their divorce proceedings continue to unfold. The couple, who split nearly six years ago, are still working through the financial aspects of their separation, with Dewan’s legal team arguing that the success of the “Magic Mike” franchise should be considered community property.

According to documents obtained by NBC News, Dewan claims that Tatum’s involvement in the creation and development of the franchise during their marriage entitles her to a share of the earnings. The franchise, which includes three films and a spin-off reality series, has been a lucrative venture for Tatum, with the initial film grossing over $167 million globally.

Dewan’s lawyers allege that Tatum has attempted to hide and dilute the earnings from “Magic Mike” through complex financial structures, and that he failed to disclose business opportunities related to the franchise following their split in 2018. The 43-year-old actress, who is engaged to Steve Kazee and expecting another child, is seeking a fair division of assets in the ongoing legal battle.

Tatum’s legal team has responded to Dewan’s claims, stating that the actor has been actively involved in all aspects of the franchise’s investments and transactions. They argue that Dewan’s filings are a delay tactic in finalizing the divorce, which has been ongoing for several years.

The former couple has submitted a list of witnesses for the upcoming trial, including director Steven Soderbergh and other business partners involved in the “Magic Mike” franchise. Tatum has also included Dewan’s fiancé, Steven Kazee, to testify regarding their cohabitation and joint expenses.

As the legal battle continues, both parties are gearing up for a potentially contentious trial to determine the division of assets. E! News has reached out to representatives for Tatum and Dewan for further comment on the ongoing dispute.

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