Published September 21, 2026
Channing Tatum has become the subject of viral online speculation after fans discovered a private Instagram account, going by the username "bidness_nonya" or "Nonya Bidness," that appeared to have only one follower: Tatum himself.
The account was reportedly found to have commented on posts about his ex-fiancée, Zoë Kravitz, and her current partner, Harry Styles, sparking widespread theories that Tatum was behind it.
According to screenshots circulating on social media, the account left comments referencing Kravitz as Tatum's "former fiancé" and describing her as "the most intentional person he knows," a phrase Tatum had reportedly used about her in the past regarding her filmmaking.
One comment allegedly elaborated further: "To me intentional = calculated. He was speaking in terms of film-making but leaning towards her as a person in general too. Now she is constantly spotted with Harry compared to the ex who we heard about long before they were seen together."
Other comments attributed to the account appeared to defend Tatum directly, with one calling him "so genuine. No false pretenses with this guy. And funny as hell, too," while another referenced Shawn MacArthur, the character Tatum played in the 2009 film Fighting, a detail some online sleuths flagged as a possible tell.
The account was also said to have made comments perceived as shading Tatum's ex-wife, Jenna Dewan, and even Jennifer Lopez.
Some observers pushed back on the theory, with one widely shared comment noting the logical hole in it: "If you have a burner I don't get why you'd follow it."
Tatum and Kravitz called off their three-year engagement in 2024, and Kravitz has since become engaged to Harry Styles.
Tatum previously acknowledged a habit of closely monitoring Kravitz's online presence during their relationship, telling Vanity Fair in a January interview that he'd followed fan accounts dedicated to her while they were dating.
"I have no chill. I was just seeing what she was up to! Also, I didn't know anyone would know."
Neither Tatum nor his representatives have commented on the burner account speculation.