While we watched Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's legal battle play out on TV, Channing Tatum and ex Jenna Dewan have also been going through divorce proceedings for years, after separating in 2018. Now their legal issues are taking another turn as Tatum opposes separate trials.

Channing Tatum has denied his ex-wife Jenna Dewan's allegations he is hiding assets from the 'Magic Mike' franchise amid their financial settlement in documents obtained by PEOPLE, as Dewan's representative said the actress is hoping for an 'honest conclusion' to their ongoing legal battle.

On May 2, Tatum's response to his ex, Jenna Dewan's, Request For Order was filed, in which he opposed her asking to bifurcate trial in regard to "the characterization and division of the Magic Mike intellectual property," court documents obtained by ET state.

Channing Tatum is eager to have his and Jenna Dewan's divorce finalized after splitting in 2018, but he believes his ex is purposely dragging things out. Though they appeared to have most things wrapped up,

Channing Tatum said in a court filing that ex Jenna Dewan's claims about his Magic Mike earnings are only delaying their divorce proceedings. He also denied hiding his profits from the films.

The 44-year-old Logan Lucky star had accused Dewan, an actor and dancer, of trying to “seek a windfall from me”. The claims came in the latest round of their ongoing legal dispute regarding financial settlements after becoming officially divorced in November 2019.

Channing Tatum is 'not happy' about his court drama with ex Jenna Dewan and wants the legal battle to be over, a source tells PEOPLE.

Here's how the actors reportedly feel about each other.

If you're not up to date with the ongoing legal battle between Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan, allow me to catch you up. Back in 2019, Channing and Jenna were declared legally single after separating the previous year.

Jenna Dewan's rep said, 'Jenna would certainly like him to do the right thing so everyone can be done with it'