He has so much more coming,” Kravitz said of her ex, who starred in her feature directorial debut, "Blink Twice," last year.

Zoë Kravitz wishes her ex Channing Tatum a fruitful career. The actress opened up about Tatum’s future in a newly released cover interview for ELLE's March issue. The two met on set of the 2024 psychological thriller 'Blink Twice',

Zoë Kravitz says she is "grateful" amid her split from ex-fiancé and "Blink Twice" co-star Channing Tatum after the A-listers broke up last year.

Zoë Kravitz touched on her breakup from ex-fiancé Channing Tatum for the first time in a cover interview for the March 2025 issue of 'ELLE'

Four months after Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum confirmed their breakup, the Blink Twice director shared where she stands with her ex-fiancé.

And despite the former couple calling off their engagement that October, Kravitz, who met Tatum after casting him as the villainous Slater, stands by her decision. As she told Elle, “For Chan specifically, it was about how exciting it would be to see him do something so different and so surprising, and something that I knew he was so capable of.”

Zoë Kravitz made it clear she has nothing but love for ex-fiancé Channing Tatum. In an interview with Elle published on Tuesday, February 25, the 36-year-old daughter of famed musician Lenny Kravitz and actress Lisa Bonet made a rare comment about the 44-year-old Magic Mike star about four months after their surprising breakup.

A source at the time said, "They haven’t been on the same page and grew apart." Two individuals on a red carpet; one in a classic suit, the other in a sleek gown In a new interview with Elle, Zoë was asked about the movie — especially as Channing went against his typecast and played a villain.