Channing Tatum shares brutal response to claims he runs fake Instagram account to ‘troll’ ex Zoe Kravitz
Channing Tatum has put an end to rumours that he’s behind a secret Instagram account allegedly being used to ‘troll’ his ex-fiancée Zoë Kravitz.
Social media was sent into a frenzy over the weekend after speculation began swirling that the 46-year-old Magic Mike star was behind an unearthed Instagram account called @bidness_nonya.
It had reportedly been leaving pointed comments about the 37-year-old Batman actress and her fiancé, Harry Styles, 32.
And fans quickly spotted one rather eyebrow-raising detail: the account appeared to have just one follower... Channing Tatum.
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But the actor has now weighed in, issuing a very blunt response to the speculation.
In a statement shared on his Instagram Story, Channing wrote: “Yo I truly can’t believe y’all think this is what I’m doing with my free time. [Expletive] hilarious.
“Also why would I follow a burner account if I didn’t want people to connect me to it? Wtf come on.”
He went on to clarify: “But if I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum.”
It seems that Channing is no longer following the account.
The anonymous Instagram account appeared to be leaving some very opinionated comments on posts featuring Zoë and Harry, including a recent snap of the couple enjoying some PDA.
“Just here for the hate,” one comment reportedly read.
Another said: “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…”
Naturally, the comments sent social media into overdrive, with some fans theorising that Channing was secretly behind the alleged burner account.
Channing and Zoë went public with their relationship back in 2021, when the actress and musician was photographed riding on the back of his motorcycle as they travelled through New York City.
By 2023, the 21 Jump Street actor had popped the question and the duo were reportedly planning their nuptials.
The couple also collaborated recently for Zoë's psychological thriller and directorial debut Blink Twice, in which Channing starred as the lead.
In October 2024, however, talk of trouble in paradise started hitting headlines and by the end of the month, multiple sources alleged that they'd gone their separate ways.
A source told People that the pair 'realised they're at different stages in life'.
When asked if their split had tainted her view on her film, Zoë told Elle in 2025: “Not at all.
“I love this thing that we made together, and I care for him very much.”
She added: “Even when you bring up how great his performance is, it warms my heart to hear that.
“And I’m so happy that all of it happened.”
Zoë also admitted she was 'so grateful that we got to go on that journey together'.
Channing was previously married to his Step Up co-star, Jenna Dewan, between 2009 and 2019.
He has been linked to Australian model Inka Williams since February 2025.
Zoë and the former One Direction singer first sparked relationship rumours after they were spotted strolling around Rome, Italy in August 2025. The couple have been snapped on a number of outings in New York, London and Berlin over the past year.
Speculation of their engagement first arose when Zoë was spotted wearing a huge ring on her finger while kissing Harry in London in April.
Topics: Channing Tatum, Celebrity, Social Media
Greg Harris