Yahoo Lifestyle Jenna Dewan Says 'Without a Doubt' All 3 Kids Will Be Involved in Upcoming Wedding to Steve Kazee (Exclusive)
Jenna Dewan has wedding bells on the brain.
The Rookie actress, 44, opened up about how her three kids will "without a doubt" be a part of her upcoming nuptials to fiancé Steve Kazee while chatting exclusively with Parade at the LA Art Show (LAAS) opening on Wednesday, Feb. 19. Dewan shares daughter Evie, 11, with ex-husband Channing Tatum, as well as son Callum, 4, and daughter Rhiannon, 8 months, with Kazee.
"I think at this point, she's going to be, like, my maid of honor, my child of honor," Dewan joked to Parade of her eldest. "She's surpassed [being named] flower girl. We've gone so long that we're now creating her own position at this point."
Dewan and Kazee, 49, were first romantically linked in 2018. They made their red carpet debut in October the following year, and got engaged in February 2020 before welcoming their two kids in March 2020 and June 2024, respectively.
She continued, "And my son, he'll just be the cutest thing walking down the aisle. I think we'll still have time to make him the ring bearer. I think we can do it fast enough."
And while the Witches of East End alum has been busy planning her wedding, raising a family, working on The Rookie alongside her fiancé and more, that doesn't mean the actress and dancer is too busy to give back.
"I love everything about this cause," Dewan, who hosted the LA Art Show benefiting the American Heart Association, told Parade. "I love that we're giving back to the first responders from the fires that just devastated us here in LA. Heart disease being the number one killer in women, in general, over cancer. I think it's amazing they give back this much. They raise this much money. It just felt important to give back."
Dewan's philanthropic efforts don't stop with just her, though. The Step Up alum told Parade that her kids are already following in her footsteps — especially in wake of the fires.
"Our neighborhood, we had different nights that we were giving to the fire stations," she recalled. "Especially Evie, who's my oldest, she really got it. Callum didn't really understand it as much, but she really gets it. She does a lot of the typical philanthropy work with me. Baby2Baby, every year we sponsor a family and a kid, so she gets it. She understands it."
Fifteen percent of ticket sales from this year's LAAS benefited the American Heart Association's Life Is Why campaign. Additionally, the LAAS is donating to the California Community Foundation’s Wildfire Recovery Fund, as well as offering free general admission to firefighters and their families in recognition of their service.
Related: Get an Exclusive First Look At Jenna Dewan's Return to 'The Rookie'
