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Jenna Dewan and Daughter Everly Enjoy a "Crazy Fun" Girls Trip
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Date:2025-04-12 21:35:12
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Jenna Dewan and ex-husband Channing Tatum's daughter Everly Tatum, 10, recently vacationed together in Punta Mita, Mexico. The Witches of East End actress shared heartwarming photos from their getaway, during which they stayed at the Four Seasons Resort on the private peninsula.
"Mom x Ev girls trip," Jenna wrote on Instagram July 9. "So beyond grateful for this special time together and crazy fun trip we will never forget!! Heart is bursting."
The pics show the mother-daughter duo embracing at sunset, frolicking on a beach and in the ocean and sitting together for a lunch overlooking the water. Everly is also seen checking out a beaded jewelry stand and relaxing in a pool in a spa.
Many fans and celebs commented on the actress' post. "This is beautiful," said mom of three Allison Holker, who competed on So You Think You Can Dance, along with late husband Stephen "tWitch" Boss, as an all-star performer in 2014 in front of Dewan, who served as a guest judge.
Meanwhile, Pretty Little Liars' Lucy Hale commented on the actress' post, "This is so sweet. What a duo."
In addition to her daughter, Jenna is also a mom to son Callum Michael Rebel Kazee, 3, who she shares with fiancé Steve Kazee. More than a month ago, he and the actress celebrated Everly's birthday with a family trip to Disney World.
"A magical 10th birthday in the Magic Kingdom!" the Shameless alum wrote on Instagram in June, alongside photos from their visit. "Had the honor to be Evies birthday seat mate in her very first loop coaster!! She's hooked now!"
Jenna had shared an Instagram tribute to Everly on her birthday May 31, writing, "10 years ago today this fierce, magical soul entered the world and made me a mom.. and my life has never and will never be the same. You are everything and more to me. I am eternally proud and grateful to be your mom. Thank you for choosing me. I love you more than I could ever express!! Ahhh 10….!"
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