Channing Tatum insists he is not behind burner Instagram account trashing Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles

Channing Tatum shut down “f–king hilarious” rumors he posted shady comments about ex Zoë Kravitz and her fiancé, Harry Styles, on a burner Instagram account. “Yo i truly can’t believe yall think this is what I’m doing with my free time,” the “Magic Mike” star, 46, wrote via Instagram Stories on Monday. “why would I follow a burner account if I didn’t want people to connect me to it?” the actor asked his followers, referencing the @bidness_nonya handle that went viral over the weekend. Channing Tatum insisted he is not behind the burner Instagram account dissing his ex Zoë Kravitz (pictured above in March 2024.) Getty Images He called the viral speculation “f–king hilarious” via Instagram Stories on Monday. Channing Tatum/Instagram “Wtf come on,” he continued. “But if I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum.” While the account was deactivated amid the drama, Tatum was reportedly its only follower. This led fans to speculate he was the social media user trashing Kravitz, whom Tatum split from in October 2024, and her fiancé. “why would I follow a burner account if I didn’t want people to connect me to it?” the actor (pictured above on March 28) pointed out. Channing Tatum/Instagram “Wtf come on,” the “Magic Mike” star (pictured above in September 2025) concluded. “But if I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum.” Getty Images for Paramount Pictures Want more celebrity and pop culture news? Start your day with Page Six Daily. Thanks for signing up! In one of the headline-making comments, the account wrote that they were “just here for the hate” with laughing and popcorn emojis under paparazzi pictures of the actress, 37, and Styles, 32. Another read, “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. … To me intentional = calculated. He was speaking in terms of filmmaking but leaning towards her as a person in general too.” The comment went on to rail against Kravitz being “constantly spotted” with Styles, whom she began dating in the summer of 2025, “compared to the ex who we heard about long before they were seen together.” A third — commented beneath a shot of Tatum with much-younger girlfriend Inka Williams — appeared to also diss the “Step Up” star’s ex-wife, Jenna Dewan. Tatum (pictured above in August 2024) started dating Zoë in 2021, with the pair getting engaged in 2023 and calling it off the following year. Getty Images for Warner Bros. Pictures Kravitz moved on with Styles (pictured above in December 2025) and Instagram comments by @bidness_nonya bashed the couple’s frequent outings. COBRA TEAM / BACKGRID “His ex-wife tried to grift his money. Zoe knew she was too much of a free bird to settle down,” the comment read. ”Let that man sow his wild oats in peace.” Reps for Dewan, Kravitz and Styles have yet to respond to Page Six’s requests for comment. Tatum was with Dewan, 45, between 2006 and 2018, with the duo welcoming daughter Everly, now 13, during their time together. After an on-again, off-again romance with Jessie J, Tatum went public with Kravitz in 2021. The account, of which Tatum (pictured above in August 2024) was the only follower, has since been deactivated. Jeff Spicer/Getty Images for Warner Bros. Pictures The drama comes five months after Tatum made headlines for posting cryptic quotes in the wake of Styles (pictured above on March 9) proposing to Kravitz. GC Images News broke of their engagement in October 2023 — only for the pair to have called it quits by the following October. Tatum moved on with Williams, 27, in early 2025, with Kravitz linked to Styles later that same year. 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