EXCLUSIVE: Channing Tatum Adorably Reveals How His Wife and Daughter Helped Him Prepare for 'Hail, Caesar!'
EXCLUSIVE: Channing Tatum Says Daughter Everly 'Loves' Tap-Danci…
Coi Leray Says She Feels Like a 'Superstar' Amid 'Players' Succe…
'90 Day Fiancé': Rishi Fears His Family Will Discover His Secret…
Selena Gomez Gets Emotional Reflecting on 'Wizards of Waverly Pl…
Debbie Allen Gives Update on Where Ellen Pompeo Stands With 'Gre…
Inside Keke Palmer's First 48 Hours With Son Leodis
PGA Awards 2023: Tom Cruise and More Big Star Moments
Brad Pitt Surprises Audience at Cesar Awards Before Date Night W…
'Magic Mike's Last Dance' Deleted Scene: Watch the Dancers Perfo…
Demi Lovato's Younger Sister Madison De La Garza Celebrates 230 …
'Peter Pan & Wendy' Official Trailer
Watch Michael B. Jordan Call Out Former Classmate Who Made Fun o…
'American Idol' Judges Tear Up Over Contestant Who Nearly Died i…
How Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith Grew Closer After Oscars' …
Keanu Reeves Reenacts His Most Iconic Movie Lines (Exclusive)
‘How I Met Your Father’ Set Visit: John Corbett’s Role and Hopes…
Courteney Cox Reports for Anchor Duty as Gale Weathers at ‘Screa…
'Ted Lasso’ Season 3: Jason Sudeikis Confirms It Was Written as …
‘That's My Jam’ Season 2 Set Tour With Jimmy Fallon (Exclusive)
Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan Tatum give us some serious relationship envy.
At the Hail, Caesar! press junket in Los Angeles on Monday, Channing revealed to ET that his wife helped him prepare for his role in the upcoming Coen Brothers movie by slipping into a pair of tap shoes.
WATCH: Channing Tatum Reveals How He Scored Beyonce for Epic Lip Sync Battle Moment
Channing plays Burt Gurney, a dumb but very, very pretty song-and-dance man, in the '50s-era spoof about Hollywood's Golden Age.
“She was actually really, really gracious about that. She's amazing at tap," the 35-year-old actor told ET. "She's been doing that since she was about eight, and there's not a lot of jobs for tap. No one actually gets to do tap, unless you go on Broadway."
Maybe Channing and Jenna's 2-year-old daughter, Everly, will change all that. Apparently, she loves tap dancing as well!
WATCH: George Clooney Jokingly Warns Channing Tatum to Stay Away From Amal Clooney's Birthday Party
"She just likes to make noise all day. We can't get them off her," Channing said. "She falls all the time in them because they're like ice skates."
The one thing that his little girl doesn't dig? Her dad's singing ability… or lack thereof. Even though he has to belt out a few notes in Hail, Caesar!, he's not sure the experience helped him improve his vocals.
In the flick, Channing performs a musical number that doesn't just require him to break out his dancing shoes, it also forced the actor to sing as well. Notably, it'll be the first time we'll get to hear the Magic Mike XXL star belt out some tunes!
WATCH: Channing Tatum Shares Sweet Snap of Wife & Daughter as Matching Mermaids
"I don't know if I really had to learn singing," he revealed. "I think they have a lot of pro tools and autotune."
Still, Channing won't be singing around Everly anytime soon, revealing that she’s not his biggest fan -- yet. "She's just like, 'Dad. Stop. Just don't do that,'" he admitted.
You tell him, Everly!
Hail, Caesar! hits theaters Feb. 5. Check out the epic trailer in the video below.
Related Gallery
