Tatum Denies Burner Account
Actor Channing Tatum Denies Operating Viral Instagram Burner Account Targeting Exes
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The account reportedly commented “Just here for the hate” on an Instagram post featuring Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles, while also discussing a range of celebrity topics beyond the former couple.
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Jenna Dewan, Tatum’s ex-wife, appeared to support the theory that he was not behind the account by liking Stephanie Tleiji’s post compiling evidence against the rumor.
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The account allegedly referenced a June birthday, while Tatum was born in April, providing another biographical inconsistency cited against his alleged ownership of the page.
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Tatum has previously acknowledged following Zoë Kravitz fan accounts during their relationship, saying, “I have no chill. I was just seeing what she was up to! Also, I didn’t know anyone would know,” a history that helps explain why fans scrutinized his follow of the anonymous page.
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The anonymous account’s comments reportedly extended beyond Kravitz and Styles, with Jennifer Lopez also becoming the subject of one of its attacks.
Channing Tatum has firmly denied operating a burner Instagram account that posted hostile comments about his ex-fiancée Zoë Kravitz, her reported fiancé Harry Styles, and his ex-wife Jenna Dewan. The account, called "Nonya Bidness," sparked viral speculation after fans noticed Tatum was its sole follower and connected its comments to his past remarks about Kravitz TMZ.
Tatum questioned the logic of the theory on Instagram, asking why he would follow a burner account if he wanted to hide his identity Just Jared. Pop-culture commentator Stephanie Tleiji cited username changes, biographical inconsistencies, and a comment stating "I'm not him" as evidence the account may have previously belonged to a Tatum fan.
The Mysterious Account and Fan Theory
The "Nonya Bidness" account went viral after posting the comment "Just here for the hate" on a photo of Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles TMZ. Fans interpreted the account's hostile posts and references to Tatum's prior comments about Kravitz as proof he ran the page. The account followed virtually no one except Tatum, making him its sole follower People.
Evidence Against Tatum's Involvement
Pop-culture commentator Stephanie Tleiji identified multiple red flags suggesting Tatum was not the account's operator. The account had changed usernames several times, contained biographical inconsistencies, and included a comment explicitly stating "I'm not him" Just Jared. Most notably, the account allegedly referenced a June birthday, while Tatum was born in April People.
Support From His Ex-Wife Jenna Dewan
Jenna Dewan, Tatum's ex-wife, appeared to validate the theory that he was innocent by liking Stephanie Tleiji's post compiling evidence against the rumor Just Jared. Her action suggested she believed Tatum's denial and supported the debunking effort. The account is now reportedly inactive, with no independent confirmation that Tatum ever operated it.
Tatum's History of Following Fan Accounts
Tatum has previously admitted to following Zoë Kravitz fan accounts while they were dating. He told fans, "I have no chill. I was just seeing what she was up to! Also, I didn't know anyone would know." This history explains why fans closely examined his follow of the anonymous "Nonya Bidness" account Nine, though it ultimately appears unconnected to him.
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