Channing and Jenna Dewan Tatum Will Be “Dedicated Parents” to Everly Despite Split — See Pics of the Cutie
All grown up! Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Tatum‘s daughter, Everly, is a bit of an enigma to fans. The celebrity couple, who met on the set of Step Up and announced their split on April 2, do a great job at keeping their four-year-old out of the spotlight. That’s why fans are pleasantly surprised every time they sneak a peek of the little doll. Watch the video above to see how big Everly is now!
The duo admitted that they were calling it quits on April 2, but insisted that their breakup won’t affect their parenting. “We are still a family and will always be loving dedicated parents to Everly,” they promised, and we’re sure they’ll follow through.
Jenna recently posted a cute video from a trip to Universal Studios on March 7, and it’s already racked up over one million views. “I totally respect you not wanting to show pictures of your daughter… but dang I wish I could see who she resembles more. Lol. You or Chan? Both?” one follower commented. Another wrote, “Wow, your daughter is so big now. Incredible how time flies. She is adorable.”
It breaks our hearts that we won’t be seeing more beautiful babies from the pair, especially after a source exclusively told Life & Style last year that they “are working on baby No. 2. Channing has been begging Jenna for years to give Everly a little brother, and Jenna is finally ready.” The source also said that while she “has got a limit” on the number of kids she wants to add to the brood, her hubby “wants a dozen kids!” Unfortunately it seems they grew apart before that could happen.
The couple has always made an awesome parenting team. “None of this is easy but at the same time it’s everything I would have ever wanted,” Channing told People in 2015. “Having a family and a little girl, it really makes things super clear. We’re a good support system for each other. We keep pushing each other to grow and be better. I don’t think I could do it any other way [than with her].” We’re not crying, you’re crying.
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