If you haven't seen the recent Channing Tatum Instagram drama (opens in new tab), you haven't lived. Jenna DeWan's boyfriend, Steve Kazee (opens in new tab), posted what appears to be a response to the insta-drama on his IG story this past weekend.

For those who missed the original story, here's a quick recap:

On Friday, an Instagram user commented on Tatum's public photo of him and Jesse J (opens in new tab).

The comment angered Tatum, who defended his relationship with Jesse J in two lengthy comments, teaching all the haters on the Internet about the subjectivity of beauty.

"I don't usually say things like this. 'But you seem like a thoughtless person who hates awful happy people. Why don't you seriously think about what you are doing. It's hurtful and I don't do that. If you can't be a horrible hateful person on my page and support women with endless and unattainable beauty like Jess... Please, get TF out of here. No one wants you here. Especially me. And no one is more attractive, beautiful, and human than Jess. Including my ex-girlfriend. I'm sorry for your opinion. But what I said is true. Just a fact. Then watch what you do.

Tatum followed up her first comment with a second reply, clarifying that she didn't mean to put Dewan down in her first reply:

"And for everyone else who loves to turn shit around, let me be super clear. Jenna is beautiful and amazing in her own right. But she is not more beautiful or better than anyone else. Beauty is not something that can be measured. It is in the eye of the beholder. So while you infinitely beautiful people read over these words and try to figure out the witty ones, I'm going to enjoy MC. I am going to enjoy an evening in MF with a gorgeous lady and snuggle up to her beautiful heart."

Despite the second comment, Dewan's current boyfriend, Steve Kazee (open in new tab), seemed to issue a subtle warning to Tatum to tread carefully when talking about her. On his Instagram Stories, Kazee shared a gif meme of Will Ferrell with the message "Watch your mouth." Below the meme, Kazee wrote, "That reckless talk bruh.... " he wrote.

This is escalating. The anxiety is real.

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