Zoë Kravitz Steps Out After Channing Tatum Split to Support Big Little Lies Costar Nicole Kidman

Zoë Kravitz is supporting her Big Little Lies costar Nicole Kidman.

On Saturday, Nov. 9, Kravitz, 35, stepped out in New York City at a special screening of Kidman's new movie Babygirl. She and Kidman, 57, hugged each other tightly as they posed for photos at an afterparty for the screening. The movie sees Academy Award winner Kidman portray a CEO who risks her marriage and career when she enters into an affair with a young intern played by Harris Dickinson.

Kravitz's weekend outing marks the third time she has stepped out publicly since multiple sources confirmed to PEOPLE on Oct. 29 that she and Channing Tatum, 44, had called off their engagement and gone their separate ways after three years of dating.

She was seen spending time in Brooklyn, New York on Oct. 30, just after news of the breakup, and on Nov. 8, Kravitz was spotted leaving the N.Y.C. restaurant Chez Margaux with her close friend Taylor Swift and comedian Jerrod Carmichael after spending an evening with the pair.

"The split is amicable. They realized they're at different stages in life," a source told PEOPLE of Kravitz and Tatum's breakup on Friday, Nov. 1. The former couple's relationship began when she cast him to play the charismatic villain of her directorial debut Blink Twice, which opened in theaters back in August.

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News of Tatum and Kravitz's split came just as multiple outlets reported the pair were set to costar in a movie titled Alpha Gang. Production insiders confirmed to PEOPLE that they will move forward with the movie "and are excited about a new project," as one source said. "They both love filming and creating. Channing has a lot of respect for Zoë's focus and passion."

As for Big Little Lies, Kravitz recently told PEOPLE she's been waiting — “like everybody else” — to learn what’s in store for her character in the HBO drama series, which Kidman seemingly confirmed in 2023 is eventually returning for another season.

“I'm waiting to see, like everybody else, the third season that's happening ... waiting by the phone, waiting for the script to be done,” Kravitz said, admitting that she knows “nothing” about season 3 but she’s “excited to do it.”

Babygirl is in theaters Dec. 25.