Zoë Kravitz & Channing Tatum's Relationship Allegedly Ended Over A Common Hurdle

It seems Hollywood power couple Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum quietly decided to end their relationship after three years together. The news of the duo's apparent split was revealed last night by multiple sources.

The "Blink Twice" collaborators fell in love after Kravitz cast the "She's The Man" alum in the film, which has received a 74% rating from critics on the famous movie review outlet Rotten Tomatoes, and a 70% rating from audiences, per the outlet.

The duo have decided to quietly part ways. Multiple sources have confirmed the couple's decision.

Kravitz and Tatum were seen in public together earlier this month as they supported "Blink Twice" actor Levon (and son of Ethan) Hawke in a play located in New York.

Subtle signs of a possible breakup began to swirl. It was also reported the "High Fidelity" alumna has been publicly seen without her engagement ring. Kravitz was most recently seen without her sparkler while publicly hanging out with "Big Little Lies" co-star Shailene Woodley.

The actress was optimistic about her professional life with her now ex-man.

Earlier this summer, during the "Blink Twice" premiere, Kravitz was asked about possible future professional collaborations. She told the publication, "Art is our love language," she said. "I think it's what we love, and we love talking about it, and experiencing it, and supporting each other," as previously reported by The Blast.

However, on a personal level, the former couple were reportedly struggling to go forward. According to People, sources revealed to the publication that the X-Men alumna and "21 Jump Street" actor "grew apart" after being unable to find themselves "on the same page."

The couple have not publicly acknowledged their split, nor have their representatives responded to requests for comments from the aforementioned outlet.

Tatum was ready to commit to his now ex-fiancèe in a rather permanent fashion!

The "Fly Me To The Moon" actor made sure his former flame went wherever he would be when he had the actresses' initials tattooed on the back of his hand!

The ink was first spotted on Tatum's body while the actor was getting a run in while battling the heat of Santa Monica. Pics of his new ink quickly graced the internet.

Kravitz and Tatum confirmed their relationship nearly four years ago in August 2021; the exes stepped out together publicly and were photographed in "several" paparazzi pics having a good time with one another.

One of their first public performances together was at The Met Gala the following year. By November, the duo were an engaged couple!

Six years after Tatum's relationship with his former wife, Jenna Dewan, ended for good, their divorce battle rages on.

In September of this year, Dewan requested a full disclosure of her former husband's financial activity. Dewan and her team allege Tatum and his team have "been creating a chain of LLC's and 'holding companies' to conceal cash flow from the Magic Mike empire."

The "Magic Mike" franchise began 12 years ago with the release of "Magic Mike," followed by a sequel three years later. A third film, "Magic Mike's Last Dance" was released last year.

In addition to the films, the franchise has inspired a live show in Las Vegas, a reality show, and licensing deals. Per Dewan, "The Magic Mike intellectual property and derivative assets which were created during the marriage have since proliferated into a franchise of extremely lucrative live shows and other business activities."

The "self-dealing transactions" that Dewan alleged her former husband and his business partners of participating in, are reportedly designed to "hide 'Magic Mike' intellectual property and deriviave asset income as performance and consulting fees." The former couple's divorce was finalized on September 25th.

Tatum and Dewan were married in 2009 after meeting three years earlier on the set of the cult dance film, "Step Up."