Channing Tatum, 44, and Zoe Kravitz, 35, Break Up and Call Off Engagement After Three Years Together — Users Express Mixed Reactions

Channing Tatum, 44, and Zoë Kravitz, 35, have ended their engagement and broken up after three years together, sources confirm.

The split has sparked a range of responses from fans, with some questioning the couple's compatibility from the start, while others voiced disappointment over the news.

"They always looked like they were forcing the relationship. Looked weird together. Both beautiful people, jst not together, [sic]" one user commented.

Another added, "Dating co-stars never [works] out. Once production is over, it's back to real life."

A few fans admitted they never quite understood the match, with one writing, "I always thought they looked awkward together."

Others pointed to the age gap as a possible factor, as one user remarked, "No surprise there. They were an odd couple & she's too young for him."

For some, the breakup came as no surprise, with one person commenting, "I knew it would not last! Committed relationships in Hollywood are almost nonexistent!"

A fan shared similar doubts, "I honestly thought this relationship was weird from the beginning. They seem like completely different people with completely different personalities."

Not everyone expected this outcome, however, as one user confessed, "This one I find surprisingly [sic] actually. I thought they would work out."

Several users expressed heartbreak after seeing the couple's chemistry in "Blink Twice."

"I didn't understand this relationship but after seeing them together in blink twice, the love was like no other. This is heartbreaking," one fan said.

Another added, "Their movie, Blink Twice, was amazing. So sad, they were such a dynamic duo."

Others praised the couple's physical appeal, with one commenting, "They were such an attractive couple. I really thought they'd last."

A pragmatic fan pointed out, "Oh wow! So sad but happens. Better that it happened during engagement instead of after they are married. Wishing them both all of the best. [sic]"

The announcement of their split comes after recent sightings where Kravitz appeared without her engagement ring, including a public outing with "Big Little Lies" co-star Shailene Woodley.

Despite the recent separation, Tatum and Kravitz were seen together earlier this month.

Tatum joined Kravitz on October 6 in New York City's Red Hook neighborhood to watch a play by "Blink Twice" co-star Levon Hawke.

In August, Kravitz had spoken about the creative connection she shared with Tatum, calling "art" their "love language" and expressing excitement about their shared passion for creativity.

Tatum had also reflected on the depth of working alongside a romantic partner in July, "This is what I'll say about creating with someone that you are with or love: I suggest it."

He added, "If you are thinking about having a kid or if you're thinking about getting married, go find the hardest possible creative project with your partner."

He further described their working relationship as "unbelievable," emphasizing the value of having a partner who could share in solving challenges.

On October 29, a news source announced that both Tatum and Kravitz are part of the cast of the upcoming alien invasion comedy "Alpha Gang," starring and produced by Cate Blanchett.

Tatum and Kravitz first sparked engagement rumors in late October 2023, when they were seen leaving a Halloween party together.

Kravitz was dressed as Rosemary Woodhouse from "Rosemary's Baby," showing off what appeared to be an engagement ring.

The news was later confirmed, marking a significant milestone in their relationship, which began when they met during the casting of Kravitz's directorial project, "Pussy Island."

In interviews, Kravitz praised Tatum as "just a wonderful human," explaining that he not only made her laugh but also shared her love for art and exploring its deeper meaning.

"We love to watch a film and break it down and talk about it and challenge each other," the "Batman" actress shared in a November 2022 interview.

Their collaboration seemed to cement their bond, with Tatum serving as a "protector" for Kravitz on set, stepping in to support her during stressful moments.

Tatum's dedication to Kravitz was apparent again in September 2024, when he posted a heartfelt tribute to her on social media.

He shared a candid photo of Kravitz with her head on his chest, capturing an intimate moment of her resting, likely after a demanding day of work on "Blink Twice."

Accompanying the image, Tatum wrote, "This little sweet...Every time I wondered if she'd break…. She just kept going…I'm so proud to stand ten toes down for her, this film and everyone in it."

"Thank you for finding me and seeing me. I got you forever. Me and you back to back against it all. I'll never blink. Let's go," concluded the "Step Up" alum.

The couple's relationship also appeared to have the full support of Kravitz's father, Lenny Kravitz.

During an appearance on "Zoe Ball and Friends" in May 2024, the singer spoke highly of Tatum, calling him a "really great guy" who was "raised well" and "charming."

He shared that Tatum had quickly become a part of their family and even hinted at a wedding planned for the following year, adding, "He fits and they're in love."

While their relationship initially seemed promising, with both support and admiration from those close to them, Channing Tatum and Zöe Kravitz have now chosen separate paths, marking the end of a high-profile Hollywood romance.