Kravitz said, "I'm happy", when Tatum was mentioned by a reporter.

In a new Elle magazine cover story, Zoe Kravitz made the first comments about Channing Tatum.

Tatum is teaming up to direct her directorial debut, "P ---- island," which will feature the actress as Catwoman in "The Batman." This was the first time they met. Tatum will portray a tech mogul who is a billionaire, with some devious motives.

"When I look at his work, and hear him talk about Magic Mike and the live show, it's clear that I believe he's feminist. She said that he needs to be far removed from his past work, "where it's not frightening." He has never played a dark character, I think. "I'm eager to see him do that."

Kravitz did not respond to questions about recent paparazzi photos of the couple having some PDA.

After her divorce from Karl Glusman in 2019, Tatum and Tatum were married for one year. Their divorce was finalized in 2021. Kravitz was not asked if the pandemic had brought any new problems to their marriage. Instead, she chose to ignore the question and spoke positively about her ex.

She told the publication that she didn't want to do so. "Karl is an amazing human being. It's less about him than it is about me learning to ask myself the right questions and learning how I can be okay with who I am. This is the path I am on.

Kravitz, 33, explained to the magazine that she isn't in a rush to have children and settle down. She said she will be working on her own schedule and not following what is expected of her age.

"We all go through a phase where we are the baby and you feel like, 'I have too much time.' Your gynecologist suddenly says, "Want to freeze my eggs?" Then, suddenly, your gynecologist asks you if you'd like to freeze your eggs. And I reply with, "I had never even considered that." She said that she doesn't feel pressured or obligated to have children by a specific time, if ever.

"This idea is like you're 30, You are a grown-up. You're now supposed to have children and stop having fun.

"But I still want adventures, to have fun nights and to see the sunrise. It's been a fascinating journey to remember that there is no end point that I must reach by a specific time. "Playful, mischievous behavior has always been something I aspire to, even at 70. It's important to live and have fun with life. There is still so much to do.

The March 22 Elle issue hits newsstands on March 1st, while "The Batman," arrives in theaters March 4.

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Title: Zoe Kravitz Talks Karl Glusman Divorce, Dating Channing Tatum and Babies In New Interview
Sourced From: toofab.com/2022/02/14/zoe-kravitz-elle-divorce-channing-tatum-karl-glusman/
Published Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2022 17:25:54 +0000

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