Channing Tatum has denied using a secret Instagram account to post critical remarks about his former partners, addressing speculation raised by observant social media users. The controversy centered around an account named “Nonya Bidness,” which listed only Tatum as a follower and commented on a post showing former fiancée Zoë Kravitz with her new fiancé, Harry Styles.
The Origins of the “Nonya Bidness” Social Media Controversy
Social media users flagged the “Nonya Bidness” profile after it left a comment reading, “I’m just here for the hate,” under a post featuring Kravitz and Styles. Another comment from the same account appeared to target actress Jenna Dewan, with whom Tatum shared a relationship from 2009 to 2019, including a marriage and a daughter. The profile’s unusual follower list—consisting solely of Tatum—sparked speculation about the actor’s online activities.
Channing Tatum Denies Burner Account Allegations
Tatum addressed the rumors directly through a statement on his official Instagram account, dismissing the accusations as absurd. “I honestly can’t believe you guys think this is how I spend my free time. Man, that’s super funny,” Tatum wrote. He questioned the logic of following a hidden account if his intention was to remain anonymous, adding, “Also, why would I follow a fake profile if I didn’t want people to connect me to it? What is this nonsense, stop it. If I actually need to say it: I only have one IG profile—@channingtatum.”
Jenna Dewan’s Response and the Fan-Page Theory
Dewan appeared to corroborate Tatum’s denial by showing support for a theory presented on social media. She liked a video by blogger Stephanie Tlejdue, which suggested the “Nonya Bidness” handle originally operated as a fan page dedicated to Tatum. According to Instagram data, the profile underwent three changes over the years. The video explained that after a “reset” of the profile, an owner can change the name and remove followers while retaining Tatum (as the actor follows a number of his fan pages).
Did you know?
Instagram data confirms the profile in question underwent three changes over the years, which supporters of the fan-page theory use to explain the history of the disputed page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did Channing Tatum admit to having a finsta account?
No. Tatum explicitly denied operating the “Nonya Bidness” profile, stating on his official Instagram account that he maintains only one profile (@channingtatum).
Which former partners were mentioned in the online controversy?
The profile’s comments referenced former fiancée Zoë Kravitz and former wife Jenna Dewan.
How did Jenna Dewan react to the allegations?
Dewan liked a video by blogger Stephanie Tlejdue that theorized the disputed account was previously a fan page rather than a personal burner account.
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