Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan have finalized their divorce six years after their initial split.
The full details of the divorce are sealed, but Page Six can confirm via court documents obtained Wednesday that both parties agreed to waive spousal support and to meet with a judge privately over any future conflicts with their child support agreement.
They have 45 days to agree on a change of child support or to settle an allegation of a breach of contract regarding child support.
Tatum, 44, and his “Step Up” co-star share an 11-year-old daughter named Everly.
Dewan, 43, originally filed for divorce in 2018 after 9 years of marriage, and the exes found themselves in a years-long battle over the actor’s “Magic Mike” profits — he began filming the movie franchise during their union.
Their settlement allows them to avoid trial, which was set to begin in December.
Page Six has reached out to reps for both parties and did not immediately hear back.
The former couple met on the set of “Step Up” in 2006 and got engaged in 2008. They walked down the aisle in Malibu on July 11, 2009.
The pair agreed during their divorce proceedings that their official date of separation was April 2, 2018, and they were declared legally single by a judge on Nov. 20, 2019.
Just a few weeks ago, the divorce appeared to be in a gridlock as the pair argued over Tatum’s earnings from the “Magic Mike” franchise.
Dewan accused her ex of using marital funds to get the project off the ground, which would entitle her to some payback.
“As long as this divorce case lingers on, he will continue to enjoy the unfair benefit of collecting the ‘Magic Mike’ proceeds without paying Jenna her fair share – something he has been doing for years,” her legal filing, obtained by Page Six in August, argued.
Meanwhile, the “Dear John” star’s legal team accused Dewan of using the issue as a “delay tactic to prolong” the divorce.
They also claimed Tatum made “countless settlement proposals, attended multiple mediations, his attorneys have prepared numerous drafts of a proposed judgment, and he has tried to resolve issues directly.”
Though they were already declared legally single, the settlement allows the exes to fully move past their divorce and focus on their respective relationships.
Tatum is engaged to his “Blink Twice” director Zoë Kravitz, whom he started dating in 2021. Despite their engagement, he admitted in early 2023 that he was unsure if marriage was for him.
Dewan, meanwhile, got engaged to actor Steve Kazee in 2020.
The pair share two children: Callum, 4, and Rhiannon, 3 months.
