In a surprising turn of events, Channing Tatum shared a post about his upcoming movie with Zoë Kravitz, “Alpha Gang, ” just hours before news of their breakup hit the headlines. The actor, who turns 44 this year, posted a story on his Instagram about the sci-fi comedy, which also features stars like Cate Blanchett and Steven Yeun. Tatum and Kravitz, who is 35 and known for her role in “Big Little Lies, ” have been together for three years and were engaged, but their split wasn’t a public surprise. They met on the set of a film Zoë directed, “Blink Twice, ” back in 2021. Their romance was mostly private, with only a few public appearances such as the Met Gala. Despite their low-profile relationship, Tatum’s post about their movie project before the breakup news emerged was noticed by many.

The pair kept their relationship under wraps, even during Tatum’s proposal in October 2023. They rarely commented on their romance and made their red carpet debut together at the “Alpha Gang” premiere in August. Up until their breakup, they seemed to be following a quiet path, away from the media spotlight. Kravitz had shared her thoughts on marriage with Esquire, mentioning it as just a passing comment. Tatum showed his approval of Kravitz on social media, calling her “sweet” and expressing his pride for her. Both actors have been in previous relationships, with Tatum married to Jenna Dewan, and Kravitz married to Karl Glusman.

The split news came without any official reason from the stars or their representatives. It's unclear what led to their decision to end their relationship after three years together. The abrupt timing of Tatum’s post mere hours before the breakup announcement has raised some eyebrows. It’s a reminder that even in the world of celebrity relationships, sometimes things change in the blink of an eye.

Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz’s Split: Behind the Public Post

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