Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz are reportedly gearing up for a walk down the aisle after a two-year romance.
However, insiders who spoke to the National Enquirer suggest they face the challenge of winning over Zoë's rockstar father, Lenny Kravitz, who harbors concerns about the pressures of marrying the A-list actor.
Lenny Kravitz Reacts
Lenny, a protective father at 59, reportedly worries that Zoë, 34, might succumb to the intense scrutiny of being married to such a high-profile figure.
Given the "Big Little Lies" actress' previous marriage to film star Karl Glusman, Lenny fears that the stakes would be significantly higher with someone as renowned as Channing Tatum.
The insider notes, "Marrying one of the most famous actors in the world will increase that pressure times 1000." Zoë's brief 18-month union with Karl hit a rough patch in early 2021, and shortly after, she found love with the "Magic Mike" actor.
While the "Fly Away" singer reportedly has no issues with Channing personally, he advises Zoë to continue cohabiting rather than rushing into another marriage.
Despite Lenny's concerns, Zoë, set to become a stepmother to Channing's 10-year-old daughter, Everly, is determined to prove that she has found the perfect match.
"Zoë wants to settle down and have children, and after two years, she believes she knows what she has in Channing," reveals the source.
Despite the spotlight's challenges, Zoë has learned to navigate them, acknowledging her famous father's concerns but choosing to follow her heart in pursuing a life with Channing.
Channing Tatum Divorce
Channing had expressed hesitations about remarriage, citing the challenges he faced from his previous divorce.
In a candid admission back in March, the "21 Jump Street" star confessed to the difficulty of relationships, acknowledging that he tends to try too hard.
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Zoë Kravitz, Channing Tatum Engagement
Channing Tatum and Zoë Kravitz are set to tie the knot.
In a GQ interview, the "Batman" star, previously praised the "Dear John" actor calling him a "wonderful human" and highlighting their shared love for art and deep conversations about life's intricacies.
Their connection blossomed during the casting of Zoë's directorial debut, "Pussy Island," where Channing became her on-set guardian, showcasing his protective and caring side.
Zoë reportedly saw their collaborative efforts as a meaningful test, strengthening their bond.
Confirmed as dating in the summer of 2021, the couple keeps a low profile, cherishing quiet nights at home and sharing a passion for their careers.
Channing's seriousness about the relationship is evident, emphasizing their exclusivity.
While he acknowledged Zoë's perfectionism, their journey extends beyond romance, intertwining personal and professional dynamics.
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