Jenna Dewan Talks Crying Over Channing Tatum And Stalking Dating Apps

Any time Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum reported the end of their marriage earlier this year, the world took that as further evidence that love is dead and 2018 is the year we are all truly doomed. Turns out, Dewan felt that pain right and also us.


She reflected on the heartbreak of it all in a new interview with Cosmopolitan. "I didn't run away from my feelings. I let myself cry. I let myself grieve," she mentioned. "This is one of these situations where I am going to visualize the light. The dawn is coming."


Nevertheless her positivity toward the future doesn't mean there hasn't been an adjustment period — particularly once it comes to her fame, which sprouted and blossomed over the course of her and Tatum's three-year courtship and nine-year marriage. "I'm certainly super aware that people know me, they know Channing, they know us with each other Dewan continued. "We'd been a beloved couple for a long time."


Case in point — this story: "I was in Berlin and people were like, 'We love your Lip Sync Battle!' I was like, oh my god. You mean the time As soon as I humped my husband-at-the-time’s face? I'm so glad that's my calling card."


Nevertheless it's a calling card that will soon expire — mostly because all the career moves she's been juggling, yet also due to the rabid interest swirling her current dating life. That, it seems, is an aspect of her current reality that she's been enjoying, at least conceptually. Dewan can't reject a peek at her hairstylist's Raya (Tinder for industry professionals) account. Once she does my hair, I'm like, 'Give me the app!'" Dewan mentioned. "I'm fascinated by it, and I stalk hers like crazy."


Yes, in the midst of unconfirmed rumors that she's dating Broadway star Steve Kazee, the actress remains that friend who will get trigger-happy with the correct swipes on your behalf, yet stays off the apps herself.


Still, Dewan is hopeful. "I do believe in love still," she mentioned. Although I also believe it starts with really digging deep and learning about how to love yourself."