Jenna Dewan sues Channing Tatum for billions from ‘Magic Mike’

Despite divorcing in 2020, Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum still haven’t resolved their money issues.

Lawyers for the former couple were present on Friday for the divorce settlement, in which Dewan’s legal team claimed Tatum, 43, withheld details from him Magic Mike income, through US Weekly.

Dewan argued that because they were married when the movie was shot, she was entitled to a share of the profits.

“this Magic Mike Intellectual property and all its proceeds are the elephant in the room,” DeWine’s attorney, Samantha Specter, told the judge Friday.

“Over the past few years we have been trying to resolve this case effectively, but every time we do we run into this problem Magic Mike. We are dealing with a potentially multi-billion dollar asset. “

Dewan claimed that she was entitled to compensation from his salary because the film “was developed and co-financed by Channing with community efforts and marital funds,” and further claimed that they acquired the project together.

Starring and Produced by Tatum Magic Mike In 2012, the show spawned two sequels and had live stage performances in Las Vegas and London.

Spector did confirm that Dewan received “some” money from Tatum, but claimed that wasn’t an accurate explanation Magic Mike.

Tatum, who was married to Dewan from 2009 to 2019, has yet to publicly respond to Dewan’s court action.