Channing Tatum is airing his dirty laundry all thanks to the pressing questions of this impressive journalist.
Willing to ask the questions the "off-limit" questions, 21-year-old Carly Fleischmann launched her new web series with a wildly entertaining interview with the blockbuster star.
Diagnosed with autism as a young girl, Fleischmann cannot speak, so she communicates instead with the help of a keyboard and electronic speaker. Question after question, the journalist hammered Tatum with hard-hitting personal questions, including one mystery almost everyone is dying to know.
"I know you were a stripper growing up," the question began. "How many girls at the end of your night would take you home?"
After his initial laughter, Tatum quipped,"Some nights was more than others." Naughty!
These days, the Hail, Caesar! star is busy showing his moves off for the only leading lady in his life, his wife of seven years, Jenna Dewan Tatum.
"We do the Dirty Dancing lift a lot," he said.
She also poked fun at his bad-boy childhood antics. "Rumor has it that when you were a child living at home, you used to sneak out of the house," she prompted. "My question to you is what did you do? And did you ever get caught?"
The rumors were true. Tatum admitted to sneaking out at night with his kid friends into the woods surrounding his Florida neighborhood and "probably" vandalizing houses. "I feel so bad that somebody was trying to build their house and we were just tearing it down every night," he revealed.
Aside from poking fun at him, Carly reached a personal level with the actor when she asked him if he felt people took him seriously for the roles he wants despite his good looks.
"I find it hard to make people take me serious at all ever," he admitted with a laugh.
As for Channing's greatest fear, it's one you might not expect from one of Hollywood's leading hunks—porcelain dolls.
"Would you be able to sleep with this next to you?" he asked Carly about the doll she mysteriously gifted him wrapped in a box.
"Thank you Channing for this once in a lifetime interview," she concluded. "My bags are at your house and I'm ready to move in."
You and us both, Carly.