The Hollywood star on visiting Wales, teaching Wrexham players to dance, and why he wants to return to the Racecourse

Hollywood actor Channing Tatum has shown his appreciation for Wrexham, saying the team and city's outlook and optimism made him want to stay forever. Tatum said the trip to Wrexham was something he would "never forget". "The team and town have a sense of optimism and a ride or die loyalty that made me want to stay forever," he wrote on Instagram.

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Fueled by STōK cold brew coffee, Channing Tatum schools the football team owned by Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney in a new commercial

Channing Tatum knows he scored an unforgettable trip to Wales with Ryan Reynolds. "Caffeine and dancing aside, that trip to Wrexham was something I'll never forget," Tatum, 44, wrote via Instagram on Sunday,

"The team and town have a sense of optimism and a ride or die loyalty that made me want to stay forever," Tatum wrote of his visit to Wrexham, Wales

Channing Tatum showed Wrexham A.F.C. players how to dance with some "Magic Mike"-like moves in a new Super Bowl ad for STōK Cold Brew Coffee.