Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz have ended their three-year relationship and year-long engagement, as confirmed by multiple sources on October 29, 2024. The couple, who met while working on Kravitz's directorial debut "Blink Twice," maintained a relatively private relationship throughout their time together.

Their romance began in 2021, with the couple bonding over their shared passion for art, which Kravitz described as their "love language." They made their relationship public through occasional appearances at events, and in 2023, Kravitz was spotted wearing an engagement ring.

The couple collaborated professionally on "Blink Twice," where Tatum starred under Kravitz's direction. They are also set to appear together in the upcoming film "Alpha Gang," alongside Steven Yeun and Léa Seydoux, playing members of an alien biker gang.

Sources close to the couple describe the split as mutual and amicable, with both stars focusing on their respective careers. While the specific reasons for their breakup remain private, both Tatum and Kravitz continue to maintain a positive relationship as they pursue their individual professional endeavors.

Both stars remain active in their careers, with Kravitz continuing her work as an actress and director, while Tatum pursues his acting career in Hollywood. Despite the end of their romantic relationship, their creative collaboration suggests fans may still see them working together professionally in the future.

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