Ever since their reported split in October, Zoë Kravitz has remained relatively tight-lipped about her romance with Channing Tatum.
That is, until this week.
Speaking to Elle Magazine in an article published today (25 February), the actress and filmmaker has finally spilt the tea on what prompted the decision to part ways and made a series of revelations about her now-ex.
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For those out of the loop, the couple went public with their relationship back in 2021, when 36-year-old Kravitz was photographed riding on the back of Tatum's motorcycle as they travelled through New York City.
By 2023, the Magic Mike actor, 44, had popped the all-important question and the duo were reportedly planning their nuptials.
The couple also collaborated recently for Kravitz's psychological thriller and directorial debut Blink Twice, in which Tatum starred as the lead.
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In October of last year, however, talk of trouble in paradise started hitting headlines - and by the end of the month, multiple sources alleged that they'd gone their separate ways.
A source told People that the pair 'realised they're at different stages in life'.
In the months that followed, Kravitz uttered only a single comment about her former flame while discussing her latest project, admitting: "Channing was the first person I thought of for Slater King, and I don’t know where that came from.
"I knew that the character needed to be somebody who we think we trust, especially because you don’t believe Naomi [Ackie] (who played Frida) is getting on that plane if it’s someone who is immediately insidious."
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Now, however, she appears to have spilt the beans, claiming she has nothing but respect for her ex-beau.
When asked if their spilt had tainted her view on her film, Kravitz told Elle: "Not at all.
"I love this thing that we made together, and I care for him very much."
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She added: "Even when you bring up how great his performance is, it warms my heart to hear that.
"And I’m so happy that all of it happened."
Kravitz continued: "I just feel so grateful that we got to go on that journey together."
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She added of Tatum - was previously married to his Step Up co-star, Jenna Dewan, between 2009 and 2019 - 'he has a lot to offer' talent-wise, claiming she's 'excited for people to keep witnessing that'.
"He has so much more coming, and I think he’s in a place as an actor where he’s feeling really confident and people are seeing different sides of him," Kravtiz noted.
Topics: Celebrity, Channing Tatum, US News, Sex and Relationships
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