Hollywood A-listers Channing Tatum and Sandra Bullock weren't strangers when they showed up to their first day of work on the set of the film The Lost City. According to Sandra, the pair's relationship goes all the way back to a preschool playground power struggle between their daughters. Apparently, things got bad enough that the principal called!
Sandra explained how she and Channing ended up having to sit down together with their daughters
It sounds like it's all water under the bridge now
The 57-year-old didn't out which girl was behind the drama (and let's face it — at that age, they may not have even been trying to cause trouble in the first place). But she did say that things have drastically improved between the two girls since their preschool days.
Sandra and Channing spent a lot of quality time together on the set of their new movie
The two stars filmed The Lost City in the Dominican Republic during the height of the COVID-19 lockdowns, so for a while, the two girls (Laila is now 10 and Everly is 8) were all each other had.
"That's the reason we did this film, so they could have one long, COVID-safe playdate," Sandra explained. "We even brought motorbikes down there. All we cared about is that Everly and Laila were just having the time of their lives."
If nothing else, the girls will have a hilarious story to tell when they're older
We're sure both Channing and Sandra were mortified when the spat between their daughters first happened at school, but it sounds like they can laugh about it now. Considering Everly and Laila have mended fences and seem to be pretty close now, we're willing to bet that they'll also find the story of how they first met pretty funny someday.
