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 began dating in 2021, first connected while working on Kravitz's directorial debut film, "Blink Twice," which starred Tatum.

Throughout their relationship, the couple maintained a low profile while supporting each other's professional endeavors. They confirmed their engagement in 2023 after Kravitz was spotted wearing a ring. The pair shared a passion for art, which Kravitz described as their "love language."

The split is reportedly amicable, with both stars choosing to focus on their individual careers. They are set to appear together in the upcoming film "Alpha Gang," where they play members of an alien biker gang alongside Steven Yeun and Léa Seydoux.

Both stars continue to pursue their respective careers in Hollywood, with Kravitz focusing on directing and acting, while Tatum maintains his successful acting career. Despite the end of their romantic relationship, their professional collaboration suggests fans may still see them work together in future projects.

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