If you've been online at all in the past few days, you'll have almost definitely heard a theory about Channing Tatum and an Instagram burner account.
On Sept. 19, eagle-eyed fans noticed an IG account, @bidness_nonya, was allegedly commenting on photographs of Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles. One X user, @hrrysflowrs, shared now-viral screenshots and a screen recording of a recent DeuxMoi post featuring paparazzi pics of the couple, where @bidness_nonya had allegedly written in the comments section, "Just here for the hate."
People then did some digging to discover that the account was allegedly followed by just one person: Zoë's ex-fiancé, Channing.
If you need a reminder, Zoë and Channing began dating in 2021 and got engaged in 2023. They were a fan-favorite pairing, but eventually called off their engagement in October 2024, splitting up for good after three years together.
As for Zoë and Harry, they sparked dating rumors in August 2025, and eight months later, Zoë was rocking an engagement ring. A source soon confirmed to People that Harry had popped the question.
As you may know, it's certainly not unusual for celebs to have secret social media accounts that they use to snoop around and engage with fans. Jennifer Lawrence once admitted she even made a hobby out of arguing with people on her burner account.
With this in mind, the @bidness_nonya speculation really picked up steam when it appeared that the account wasn't just leaving comments on pictures of Zoë and Harry, but apparently photos of other celebs, too. (Again, this is all ALLEGED, as it's hard to find a lot of the comments now.)
As you'd expect, there were soon a lot of theories flying around. Was @bidness_nonya actually Channing? Or was it a family member, perhaps? Some speculated that it was some kind of old fan account that Channing had followed years ago. (For context, the Magic Mike star follows over 8,100 accounts, so that theory is certainly not far-fetched.)
And now, Channing has weighed in on the speculation once and for all.
Taking to his own IG stories on Sept. 21, Channing wrote: "Yo i truly can’t believe yall think this is what I’m doing with my free time," he began, calling the situation "Fuckin hilarious."
Raising a valid point, he asked: "why would I follow a burner account if I didn’t want people to connect me to it? Wtf come on. But if I really need to say it, I only have one IG account @channingtatum."
If you follow Channing's account, you'll know he's not afraid to share his feelings on IG stories. Around the time of Zoë and Harry's engagement going public, he went viral for posting a "cringe" poem about a conflict between the head and the heart.
"now my head and heart share custody of me / they blame each other for the state of my life / there’s been a lot of yelling—and crying / so, / lately I’ve been spending a lot of time with my gut / who serves as my unofficial therapist," the poem read, as it went on to describe how the "heart is always sad about something that happened yesterday," while the head is "always worried about something that may happen tomorrow."
We don't know for sure what he was reacting to in that moment, if anything at all. But at least we can say that the case is officially closed on the Channing Tatum/@bidness_nonya saga of 2026. Peace out!
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