It's been seven months since Zoe Kravitz and Channing Tatum first sparked rumours that they're in a relationship, and despite neither of the pair confirming – or denying – that they're dating, they haven't exactly kept us guessing. In fact, the duo attended last year's long-awaited Met Gala as an item, and have been photographed enjoying some cheeky PDA on the reg. And now, Zoe herself has opened up about their romance for the first time.
Speaking to Elle magazine, The Batman star seemingly put an end to the are-they-aren't-they rumours. "I'm happy", she said, when questioned about photos of her and Channing holding hands, hinting that his "feminist" attitude is what attracted her.
The pair had never met before Zoe cast the Magic Mike star in her upcoming directorial debut, Pussy Island, but she says she got good vibes from him. "Looking at his work and hearing him speak about Magic Mike and the live show, I'm like, I think he's a feminist," she said.
As for how the pair will work together on set, Zoe's former director Steven Soderberg told the magazine: "I’m assuming they’re going to have fun, but if you’re in any sort of a couple and you go into an endeavour like this, all bets are off."
Yet, Zoe says she's feeling positive about their future. "I feel optimistic about life, and I think that [love] comes hand in hand with it," she admitted.
