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Channing Tatum Denies Using Instagram Burner Account to Troll Ex Zoë Kravitz, Harry Styles: ‘WTF Come On’

Channing Tatum Denies Using Instagram Burner Account to Troll Ex Zoë Kravitz, Harry Styles: ‘WTF Come On’

Channing Tatum has firmly denied rumors that he used an Instagram account to troll his ex-fiancee Zoë Kravitz and her new boyfriend, Harry Styles. The speculation emerged after an Instagram account called @bidness_nonya started leaving comments on Kravitz and Styles' posts, with Tatum as the sole follower. Fans quickly assumed Tatum was behind the account due to his large following.

However, the actor addressed the theory on his Instagram Story, stating, "Yo I truly can't believe y'all think this is what I'm doing with my free time," calling the speculation "f–kin hilarious." He also questioned why he would follow an account if he were hiding his identity and added, "Wtf cmon. I only have one IG account @channingtatum."

The theory originated from posts on the account mentioning Kravitz and Styles, including one that read, "Just here for the hate." The account has since become inactive, and no one has confirmed whether Tatum was involved. Tatum and Kravitz were previously engaged from 2021 to 2024, while Kravitz and Styles sparked dating rumors in 2025.

Styles is currently on his Together, Together tour, while Tatum is set to star in the upcoming film Josephine.

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