The pair first met while working on Blink Twice, which Kravitz directed and starred in alongside Tatum. Earlier this year, in a Vanity Fair interview, Tatum, 44, explained his interest in her fan accounts, admitting, "I have no chill... I was just seeing what she was up to."
Their social media habits became a topic of lighthearted discussion during a lie-detector test video for Vanity Fair in August. Costar Naomi Ackie teased Tatum for following multiple Kravitz-dedicated fan pages, while Kravitz herself laughed off the situation, joking, "Y'all trying to end my relationship today!"
Despite their chemistry, the couple ended their three-year romance in October, calling off their engagement. A source revealed, "The split is amicable. They realized they're at different stages in life."
Tatum, who shares 11-year-old daughter Everly with ex-wife Jenna Dewan, maintains a strong co-parenting relationship. Meanwhile, Kravitz and Tatum plan to continue working together on future projects, including the upcoming alien invasion film Alpha Gang.
"They both love creating and have immense respect for each other," added the insider, highlighting their mutual passion for filmmaking even after their romantic chapter closed.