Jenna Dewan 'has moved on' from Channing Tatum and is 'eager' to settle court ... trends now

Jenna Dewan is focused on her future with fiancé Steve Kazee and is eager to iron out her financial differences with Channing Tatum in their divorce.

The Hartford, Connecticut-born actress, 43, and Tatum, 43, who are parents to daughter Everly, 10, have been in an extended legal battle, with the prime focus being the distribution of money Tatum earns via the Magic Mike movie franchise, Dailymail.com was first to report April 12 after reviewing legal docs.

'Jenna has moved on from her previous relationship and is ready to take the next step with Steve,' a source close to Dewan told Entertainment Tonight Tuesday. (Since their split, both have found new romances - Tatum is engaged to actress Zoë Kravitz, 35, while Dewan has been engaged to actor Steve Kazee, 48, since 2020.)

The Step Up actress and Kazee - who are parents to son Callum, four, and announced in January they were expecting their second child - 'are making plans for their future as a couple,' the source told the outlet.

'The two have been planning their upcoming wedding and are hoping to get married by the end of the year,' the source said. 'They can't wait to get married and would love to have a close, intimate wedding with family involved.'

Dewan 'is eager to settle her legal battle with Tatum,' a source told the outlet of the extended legal battle over the popular film franchise's earnings. 'Jenna, Steve, Channing, and Zoe all understand that family is family at the end of the day and sometimes there are challenges.

'They are all making an effort to do what's best for everyone and keep the bigger picture in mind, which is the future of their blended families and working together as a unit.'

The source added that is 'partly why Jenna is trying to get her financial situation with Channing all sorted out and Steve has been supportive throughout the process.'

The extended court battle has 'caused immense tension in the dynamic recently' between Dewan and Tatum, an insider told US Weekly Tuesday, adding that they 'both knew it would take awhile for them to settle their divorce but neither of them thought it would be this long.' 

The presiding judge in the case, Judge David Wasserman, said Friday that proceedings have drawn on for too long, noting, 'This case is too old and the reason it hasn't been dismissed is because there is a child involved,' ET reported.

The judge set future court dates for May 15 to address issues of RFO/bifurcation; and July 26 as the final deadline for depositions in the proceedings, with a trial date slated for December 8.

Among those named in the deposition requests include Oscar-winning filmmaker Steven Soderbergh, who directed Tatum in 2012's Magic Mike and 2023's Magic Mike's Last Dance, the outlet reported.

Dewan, who plays the role of Bailey Nune on the ABC crime drama The Rookie, appeared to be unaffected by the headline-making court battle.