And the next guest is… wait a second.
Ellen DeGeneres apologized to Jenna Dewan during Wednesday’s episode of her daytime television show for accidentally referring to the star as “Jenna Dewan-Tatum.”
Dewan and her husband, actor Channing Tatum, announced on April 2 that they “lovingly” chose to separate. They are parents to 5-year-old Everly.
Dewan reportedly changed her surname later that month on social media, going from “Dewan-Tatum” to “Dewan,” People explains.
The awkward moment with DeGeneres unfolded when she was on-stage with “World of Dance” co-star Jennifer Lopez.
“Now we are going to bring out your fellow judges and host for your show ‘World of Dance,’ Jenna Dewan-Tatum — Jen — and Jenna Dewan, sorry — Derek Hough, and Ne-Yo,” the comedian told the audience.
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DeGeneres paused to address her slip-up with Dewan on stage.
“I have to say before we go to break, um, I — I’m so sorry,” she admitted. “I introduced you and I — it was just such a habit, and I have to say the way that you and Channing are handling everything is beautiful and for your daughter and the statements have been great.”
She continued, “And I apologize, that I just have known both of you for long, and I’m so used to saying — ”
“I know, I know,” Dewan said. “Thank you.”
Dewan later thanked “everybody for the love and the support, calling it “so moving.”
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