Channing Tatum Denies Using Burner Account to Troll Exes
Actor refutes claims he operated a secret Instagram account making critical comments about his former partners, Zoe Kravitz and Jenna Dewan.
Channing Tatum has publicly denied allegations that he is using a private Instagram account, dubbed "Nonya Bidness," to post critical comments about his ex-partners, Zoe Kravitz and Jenna Dewan. The claims gained traction after internet users noticed the account followed only Tatum and had recently commented on posts concerning Kravitz and her fiancé, Harry Styles.
One comment attributed to the "Nonya Bidness" account read, "Just here for the hate." Another comment appeared to reference Tatum's ex-wife, Jenna Dewan. Following the speculation, Tatum took to his official Instagram page to address the rumors.
"Yo truly can't believe yall think this is what I'm doing with my free time. F**kin hilarious... Also why would I follow a burner account if I didn't want people to connect me to it? Wtf come on," Tatum wrote on his official account. He added, "If I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum".
Jenna Dewan seemingly supported Tatum's denial by liking a video from blogger Stephanie Tleiji. Tleiji's video proposed that the "Nonya Bidness" account was originally a fan page for Tatum that underwent several changes. According to Tleiji's theory, the account owner might have changed the username and removed followers while retaining Tatum as a follower, a common practice for those who follow fan pages.
The "Nonya Bidness" account also appeared to comment on Tatum's past remarks about Kravitz in a July 2022 interview with Entertainment Tonight. During the interview, Tatum spoke admiringly of Kravitz's clarity and focus while she directed her debut film, "Blink Twice." Tatum and Kravitz were in a relationship that ended in October 2024.
The "Nonya Bidness" account commented on an Instagram post about Kravitz and Styles: "When I see these two I think back at how her former fiancé called her the most intentional person he knows. I wonder how contextual he was being…"
When questioned about the comment's meaning, the account clarified, "To me intentional = calculated. He was speaking in terms of film-making but leaning towards her as a person in general too. Now she is constantly spotted with Harry compared to the ex who we heard about long before they were seen together. And when they were seen together it was far less frequent."
