

January, a previously horrible month full of gloom and despair, shall henceforth be known as the time Beyoncé joined Channing Tatum on stage and sang "Run the World." They whipped their hair back and forth like their lives depended on it, and we learned an important lesson: Everyone looks better dressed as Beyoncé.
Naturally, Channing's wife, Jenna Dewan-Tatum, reacted in the way anyone would upon being in the presence of a holy deity: she put her hands on her head, pointed at Beyoncé, and straight-up fell over. Meanwhile, Channing had the decency to bow down to Beysus at the end of her performance.
Watch the full video below, which includes Jenna's lip sync of "Pony." All you really need to know is that she did the splits in her husband's face and just generally rode that pony.
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Mehera Bonner is a news writer who focuses on celebrities and royals.
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