Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz's breakup had several factors, one of which was a staple of celebrity breakups: according to one source, their schedules did not match.

The insider told Entertainment Tonight that “both had very demanding schedules, and that was a big part of why they broke up.”

That's not a lie: Tatum currently has 10 upcoming projects in various stages of production as an actor, producer, or both, and he is not resting on his laurels by any stretch of the imagination.

As ET reported, the “Magic Mike” actor is currently filming the movie “Roofman” in North Carolina and has been posting about it on Instagram.

Meanwhile, Kravitz currently has four projects in the works, including the film “Alpha Gang,” in which he is working with Tatum, Cate Blanchett, Léa Seydoux, Riley Keough, Dave Bautista, and Stephen Yeun.

Tatum announced the projects hours before his breakup with Kravitz became public.

Their breakup came as a surprise to many fans; through their work on Blink Twice, released in late August, the two discussed each other and the bond that comes from having a shared project.

For example, at one point Tatum said, “Creating something with someone you love is probably one of the most gratifying things you can do, besides having a child with someone.”

However, a source once claimed that once the project that brought them together ran out, the two “rapidly cooled off.”

“When the project finally ended, they realized they were on separate pages about what they wanted,” an insider told Us Weekly. After their press tour ended, it quickly disappeared.”

Notably, sources claim that Tatum was focused on his family, including daughter Everly with Jenna DeWan, while Kravitz was focused on his work. They apparently felt that they were not in agreement on that point.

Still, the ET source added that Tatum and Kravitz “would not let the end of their relationship get in the way of their shared project.”

That was good to hear!