The 35-year-old star said his daughter, who he has with wife Jenna Dewan-Tatum, made regular visits to the set of the movie in which he stars as a stripper, reported FemaleFirst.
"Everly was there the whole time, for the most part. She didn't come to the finale. She didn't come to Jay's club or anything like that, but she's seen the dancing," Tatum said.
The "Step Up" star admitted he has no control if his daughter wants to watch the film in the future but joked that it paid for her "therapy fund".
"I have a college fund, and I have a therapy fund. It'll be fine. I'm just raising her inside of the strip club, basically," he added.
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