Channing Tatum Cheers On Future Father-In-Law Lenny Kravitz At A Special Occasion
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The "Magic Mike" star accompanied Zoë Kravitz at a memorable event honoring the rock icon.
Channing Tatum is clearly already an expert at fulfilling son-in-law duties.
The “Magic Mike” star was featured front and center in the audience at a Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony dedicated to Lenny Kravitz on Tuesday. News broke in October that Tatum got engaged to the rock star’s daughter, actor Zoë Kravitz.
Tatum and Zoë Kravitz were spotted sitting together and holding hands at the Hollywood star event honoring the “Fly Away” singer. They have been romantically linked since 2021.
Some photos captured sweet moments of Tatum bending down to take photos of Lenny and Zoë Kravitz together.
At one point in the ceremony, host Sibley Scoles acknowledged Tatum’s presence in the crowd, which brought on cheers and an applause from Lenny Kravitz who was standing onstage.
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