Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz met in 2021 while working on the psychological thriller "Blink Twice, " which Kravitz directed. They got engaged two years later. Promoting the film together, they seemed like a perfect match, gushing about each other in interviews. However, things changed quickly after the press tour ended. A source close to Tatum told Us Weekly that once the project was over, they realized they wanted different things. The relationship "fizzled fast" after the tour wrapped up, and they started seeing their future differently.

Kravitz is known for her independence and focus on her career. She had gone through a divorce in 2021, which shifted her perspective on marriage. Tatum, who was previously married to Jenna Dewan, has an 11-year-old daughter from that marriage. He was ready for a slower lifestyle but didn't rush to the altar. The stressful process of planning the wedding made them rethink their relationship.

Tatum is a "family man" and very involved with his daughter, while Kravitz's main focus is her career. This difference became clear after their press tour ended. The couple realized they might not be a good long-term match and decided to split. The insider told Us Weekly that even though they broke up, there is still a lot of love between them, and the split was amicable.

Despite the breakup, the pair are still on good terms and will star together in the upcoming sci-fi comedy "Alpha Gang. " They haven't spoken publicly about their split, but Kravitz was seen without her engagement ring, seemingly confirming the reports.

Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz's Relationship: A Quick Change After 'Blink Twice'

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