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Channing Tatum thinks working with Zoë Kravitz "cemented" their love for each other.
The two stars worked together on upcoming movie 'Blink Twice' - which is set to be released this summer - in 2022, and their romance blossomed as they got to know each other on set.
He told Extra: "Working with your partner truly is — you know, I know a lot of people are afraid of it — it was the thing that cemented us in a way.
"We started, you know, kind of grew a little bit right before we started filming, and then it's like, 'Okay, we're gonna go do this.'
"It just brought us together.”
The 44-year-old actor insisted he doesn't look at creativity as "just as movies or stories".
He explained: "We just wake up every day and figure out how to create our life."
Channing also imparted some dating advice, as he urged people to "find the hardest possible project" to work on before deciding if they're truly The One.
He said: "When you can create with somebody, that’s the only piece of, like, dating advice I'll ever give anybody…
"If you have a partner and you’re thinking about, ‘Is this the one for me?’ go and find the hardest possible project that you can find together.
"Build a room, paint a room, make some sort of creative project, and not just if you got through it, but if you like enjoyed doing it with each other.
"Because it’s going to be hard, it's gonna be hard at times. Unless you can look at each other and be like, ‘Oh man, this is really hard right now,’ and really that brings you together and not apart, that’s the way.”
Meanwhile, Channing insisted his fiancee Zoë, 35, and 'Fly Me To The Moon' co-star Scarlett Johansson, 39, don't get enough credit for their comedic talents.
He told Entertainment Tonight: "Scarlett's very, very funny. Weirdly, they're both very funny, but don't get the credit for being funny.
"Zoë and Scarlett, because they're so beautiful, people just go, 'We're gonna hire you for that.' Or, 'We're gonna look at you as that and you're not allowed to be anything else.'"