CHANNING TATUM DENIES RUNNING INSTAGRAM BURNER ACCOUNT

Channing Tatum has denied claims that he operates an anonymous Instagram account used to post negative comments about his former fiancée Zoë Kravitz, her new fiancé Harry Styles, and his former wife Jenna Dewan. The actor addressed the speculation in a post on his Instagram Story, describing the allegations as hilarious. He said it would make little sense for him to be the only person following the account, named @bidness_nonya, if he wanted to remain anonymous. Tatum said he operates only one official Instagram account. The account in question had posted critical remarks about several celebrities while including favourable comments about Tatum himself.

Internet users had noted that Tatum was the sole follower of the @bidness_nonya account, prompting speculation across social media that he was behind it. Tatum and Kravitz ended their engagement in October 2024, having been together for three years. Kravitz was subsequently linked to Harry Styles, and a report earlier this year said the pair had become engaged. Tatum was previously married to Jenna Dewan, who was also named in the disputed posts attributed to the burner account. Tatum has not said who he believes was responsible for the account.

The speculation follows earlier comments from Kravitz to British Vogue, in which she described feeling significant discomfort and pressure from ongoing public and media interest in her personal relationships. Neither Kravitz nor Styles has publicly commented on Tatum's denial. No further statements have been issued regarding the identity or operator of the @bidness_nonya account. It remains unclear whether the matter will be addressed further by any of the parties named in the posts.