Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum are looking to give their only child, 2-year-old daughter Everly, a little brother or sister. Dewan-Tatum, 34, spoke to E! News on Saturday about her husband, who she called an "amazing father," and their family plans. "Yeah, yeah!" she said, when asked about having more children. "I don't know when, but we definitely want to."
Accompanied by the 35-year-old actor and wearing a white cut-out dress with a pencil skirt, Dewan-Tatum made her comments at the 5th annual Celebration of Dance Gala, presented by the Dizzy Feet Foundation, at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, where the actress and dancer and choreographer Travis Wall performed a routine set to "Make It Rain" by Ed Sheeran.
Meanwhile, Channing Tatum twerked up a storm and showed off his dance moves when he surprised screaming fans at an advanced showing of Magic Mike XXL in Florida. But it was Channing Tatum's wife Jenna, 34, who stole the show when the couple made an unannounced appearance at a screening of the film at a Vue Cinema in London. Wearing a black camisole and delicate lace skirt, the mother-of-one looked stunning when she stepped out with her husband.
With her shoulder-length dark hair slightly tousled, the American actress and dancer accentuated her natural beauty with eyeliner and red lipstick. Her husband sported a trendy black fedora and dark brown lace-up boots as he surprised fans in London. The 21 Jump Street star went for a casual look in a dark grey T-shirt and jeans as he arrived at the screening before heading out to dinner at Roka restaurant.
The couple, who married in 2008, were also seen out to dinner in London on Sunday evening. They were joined at the screening on Monday by Tatum's co-stars including Amber Heard. She stunned in a see-through white lace blouse and an asymmetric black skirt.
The first film, Magic Mike, was loosely based on Channing's own experiences as an 18-year-old stripper in Tampa, Florida. Alex Pettyfer played the role of Adam, which was modeled after the young Channing, who at the time had the stage name Chan Crawford. The sequel sees the crew of male strippers reuniting for one last legendary performance. It features original cast members Joe Manganiello and Matt Bomer, but also includes newcomers like Jada Pinkett Smith, Elizabeth Banks and Donald Glover.
