Channing Tatum Refutes Burner Account Claims Involving Zoe Kravitz and Jenna Dewan

Channing Tatum has pushed back on allegations that he was operating an Instagram account that targeted his former fiancée, Zoe Kravitz, and her new fiancé, Harry Styles, with unfavorable remarks. During the weekend, rumors emerged suggesting the American actor was connected to the Instagram handle @bidness_nonya. The suspicion grew after fans observed that Tatum was the only person following the account. According to reports, the account left comments across multiple posts. Some remarks praised Tatum while criticizing other celebrities, among them Kravitz, Styles, and actress Jenna Dewan. One comment appeared beneath a Harry Styles post shared by @deuxmoi, a widely followed celebrity gossip account. It said, "Just here for the hate," and included laughing and popcorn emojis. Another comment brought up Tatum's ex-wife, Jenna Dewan, saying she had attempted to grift his money. The same commenter wrote that Kravitz understood she was too much of a free bird to settle down and added, "Let that man sow his wild oats in peace." As the speculation circulated on social media, Tatum responded in an Instagram Story on Monday night. "Yo I truly cant believe y'all think this is what Im doing with my free time," he wrote. "F***in hilarious. Also, why would I follow a burner account if I didnt want people to connect me to it? Wtf, come on. But if I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum." Tatum and Kravitz started dating in 2021 and became engaged in 2023. Their relationship concluded in October 2024. Kravitz, known for her role in Big Little Lies, was first romantically linked to Styles in August 2025. Reports of their engagement surfaced in April. Tatum and Dewan were married from 2009 until they separated in 2018, and their divorce was finalized in 2019.