Zoë Kravitz Grills Channing Tatum About His Instagram Follows on Lie Detector: 'Y'all Trying to End My Relationship!'

Zoë Kravitz Grills Channing Tatum About His Instagram Follows on Lie Detector: 'Y'all Trying to End My Relationship!' https://ift.tt/ne3IXmF

Channing Tatum has seemingly followed four different Zoë Kravitz-themed Instagram fan accounts since the engaged couple began dating in 2021

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Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum

Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum are still laughing about the fan Instagram accounts dedicated to his fiancée that he follows.

While promoting their new movie Blink Twice, Kravitz, 35, Tatum, 44, and costar Naomi Ackie sat down for a lie detector test with Vanity Fair. In a clip from the interview the outlet shared on Instagram, Ackie, 31, pressed Tatum about following the fan accounts while jokingly pointing out that Kravitz has yet to return the favor.

"You follow four fan Instagram accounts dedicated to Zoë. She doesn't follow any fan account dedicated to you," Ackie said in the video, causing both her and Kravitz to giggle. "Y'all trying to end my relationship today," the Batman actress joked in response.

"Did that hurt your feelings?" Ackie asked Tatum, who replied: "No, that doesn't hurt my feelings at all. If anything, I think that's smarter. I think she's smarter."

Tatum also declined when Ackie asked if he would like Kravitz to follow fan accounts dedicated to him; she even named one specific page that he supposedly follows, at which point all three began hysterically laughing.

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"I'm not even sure if I follow that," Tatum said, while Kravitz joked, "He's got a very loose thumb. You follow people easily."

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The trio couldn't contain their laughter when Vanity Fair's lie detector operator told them, "There's a lot of deception right now." My face is hot right now," Tatum admitted in response. "We don't even need these straps - my face will tell you I'm red." 

PEOPLE confirmed Tatum and Kravitz were engaged in October 2023, roughly two years after they first began dating. The couple met and initially connected romantically after Kravitz cast Tatum as the villain in Blink Twice, a thriller starring Ackie as a cocktail waitress who accepts a billionaire's invite to his private island, which marked her feature-length debut as a screenwriter and director.

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Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatum

Cosmopolitan first pointed out that Tatum was following four separate Kravitz fan pages on Instagram in August 2021, shortly before their romantic relationship was made public. Asked about the accounts during an interview with Vanity Fair in January 2023, Tatum simply said, "I have no chill."

"I was just seeing what she was up to," he explained. "Also, I didn't know anyone would know."

Blink Twice, which also costars Christian Slater, Geena Davis, Simon Rex, Adria Arjona, Haley Joel Osment, Alia Shawkat and Kyle MacLachlan is in theaters now. As of Aug. 23, Tatum still appears to follow four Kravitz fan accounts and one fan account dedicated to himself.

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