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06 Sept 2025

Hollywood star Channing Tatum is a Fheis dad as daughter wins Irish dancing competition

Channing Tatum shared his 11-year-old daughter's wins at an LA Irish dancing competition

Hollywood star Channing Tatum is a Fheis dad as daughter wins Irish dancing competition

Channinng Tatum with his daughter Everly | Pic: Channing Tatum Instagram

Channing Tatum has delighted his Irish fans after sharing that his daughter took home a number of trophies in Irish dancing at the weekend.

The Hollywood star proudly posted pics of his 11-year-old daughter Everly Tatum, whom he shares with his ex-wife and fellow dancer Jenna Dewan, after she took part in the St Ambrose Fall Feis in Los Angeles.

"There is absolutely no words for how proud i am of this lil girl!!!," the 44-year-old Magic Mike star posted on Instagram, as he shared pictures of a beaming Everly side-by-side with her dad and on the podium with her two trophies, as well as one of himself posing with her sash and silverware. "Im freaking out maaaaannn!!!!"

Many of Tatum's Irish fans have flooded the comments section, congratulating Everly and hailing the actor, who has Irish heritage, as "the ultimate feis dad"

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"Feis dad of the year" was the comment from Irish dancing troop and TikTok sensations Cairde.

 

"Not Channing Tatum being the ultimate feis dad," read another comment, with other fans expressing surprise; "Channing being a feis dad was not on my bingo card".

According to her mother Jenna, Everly was inspired to start Irish dancing after seeing the 2021 animated film Riverdance.

She told Access Hollywood: 'We watched a movie called Riverdance and she said, "Mom, please find me a dance class". So we found a dance class and it just took off, she loves it.'

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