Jenna Dewan responds to Jessie J's message after Channing Tatum is accused of imitation

Channing Tatum's ex-wife, Jenna Dewan, responded to a passionate message from Jessie J, asking fans not to confront her with "beautiful women."

Jenna, who broke away from Magic star Mike Channing, earlier this year in the midst of rumors that he was drinking and partying, was compared to his new girlfriend Jessie because of their appearance. striking similar.

But after Price Tag's passionate advocacy last night, Jenna took advantage of her Instagram story to praise her future love rival.

"Amen Jessie! Yes !!!! Women for all women, no need for negativity," she writes.

"Let's live in a world where we will support ourselves and we will rise, as I have already said, positive waves all the time, nothing but respect."

She signed her message with a red heart of love.

Jessie, who goes out with the Hollywood actor since early October, had previously stated that it was unfair for people to oppose her another "beautiful woman".

She wrote: "I spent so much time in my childhood trying to feel good about myself, like so many other little girls, and when I got older, I 've grown up. I decided to spend my career doing a lot of music to try to help and inspire me. Other women see their beauty from within and will continue to do it. he needs more than ever.

"We are all beautiful," she continued. "We are pretty much like we are, be the best of you, you can not wake up and be someone else than you, so please like your face, your body, your mind and your heart, be good with yourself, around you. "

This comes after Jessie revealed that she was unable to have children during an emotional show at London's Royal Albert Hall Tuesday night.

"It was said four years ago that I could never have children," she told the audience between two songs.

"I do not say sympathy, because I am one of the millions of women and men who have gone through this ordeal and will suffer it."

Price Tag star explained that she had chosen to keep her battle secret, but that she had written a song called Four Letter Word to help other people in her situation.

"It can not be something that defines us but I wanted to write this song for myself at a time of pain and sadness but also to give me joy, to give to others something that they can listen to that moment when it becomes really difficult, "she added.

"So, if you have ever experienced anything with this or if you have seen someone else go through it or if you have lost a child, know that you are not alone in your pain. and that I think of you when I sing this song. "

Channing, who was watching the audience, praised her new girlfriend on Instagram, telling her fans that she "was working for the heart".