Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum’s Daughters were not Always Friends, Actress Reveals in Interview

Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum’s daughters might have appeared to be the perfect playmates on screen, but it seems that wasn’t the case in real life. In a recent interview, Bullock admitted that their daughters, Everly Tatum and Laila Bullock, were not always the best of friends in preschool.

According to the Oscar-winning actress, the girls were “always at each other’s throats,” and their parents would often receive calls from the school’s principal regarding their behavior. It’s not clear what caused the tension between the two youngsters, but it’s common for children to experience conflicts and misunderstandings during their formative years.

Despite their rocky start, it seems that the girls have put their differences aside and are now on good terms. The proud parents recently shared a sweet photo on social media of the two girls hugging each other on the set of The Lost City, where their famous parents co-starred.

Bullock and Tatum have both been vocal about the importance of family and have spoken about how being parents has changed their lives for the better. In a previous interview, Tatum said that fatherhood had made him more “emotional and sensitive,” while Bullock has described parenting as the “greatest gift” and “hardest job” she’s ever had.

As for their new movie, The Lost City, the action-packed romantic comedy has been receiving positive reviews and has been praised for the chemistry between its two leads. Bullock and Tatum play a romance novelist and a rugged adventurer who team up to rescue her kidnapped husband.

Despite their daughters’ previous conflicts, Bullock and Tatum seem to have formed a strong bond while working together on set, which has translated into their onscreen chemistry.

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