Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have officially finalized their divorce, six years after first separating.
The divorce confirmed through documents obtained by media outlet Page Six, which revealed that both Tatum and Dewan agreed to forgo spousal support.
They also met privately with a judge to address any future conflicts related to their financial agreements.
The ex-couple now has 45 days to work out the remaining details of their alimony arrangements, including the specific amount.
Jenna Dewan originally filed for divorce in 2018 after nine years of marriage, but the legal process dragged on due to disputes over earnings from Tatum’s hit film “Magic Mike.”
Dewan claimed that her ex-husband had used family funds to finance a project, giving her right to a portion of the profits.
While the exact terms of their agreement remain private settlement will help both avoid further legal battles in the future.
