Vogue Williams and Spencer Matthews insist they are NOT dating despite sharing a kiss on cosy trip to Disneyland Paris together

VOGUE Williams and Spencer Matthews have denied they are a couple - despite sharing a kiss as they headed to Disneyland Paris together.

The Irish model first met the former Made in Chelsea hunk when they signed up for Channel 4 series The Jump earlier this year.

Despite Vogue having to withdraw after a serious knee injury just days before the competition started, she remained close to Spencer, who went on to win the show.

Their friendship led to rumours of a romance, with The Jump host Davina McCall even questioning Vogue about it on live TV.

And the pair did little to dispel the speculation as they enjoyed a cosy trip to Disneyland Paris, with Spencer sharing a picture of them kissing on Instagram.

He captioned it: "My friends are so cute xx".

Vogue also documented their trip on Snapchat, turning the camera on Spencer, as she sat beside him in a car.

He said deadpan: "I thought I was going home but I’ve been dragged kicking and screaming to Disneyland... which is going to be awesome!"

Soon after, Vogue filmed them entering a plush lobby with an ornate gazebo in the middle of the room.

"We've arrived!" she cried with excitement, before Spencer leaned into the shot and added: "We’re not a couple or anything."

The pair then posed for pictures around the park, with two friends in tow.

Last week, Vogue stunned Lorraine stand-in host Fearne Cotton with her reply during today's Lorraine show, as the presenter quizzed her about their relationship.

Vogue - who was married to Westlife star Brian McFadden - said: "There is maybe a little bit of truth in the matter," before joking: "You weren’t expecting that answer!"

She went on to add: "We were really close friends, we’re just really close, really close friends and yeah, we’ve been getting on very well.”

Talking of Spencer's victory she added: "I was so proud of him for doing that because he worked really, really hard.

"He thought he was brilliant at the start and then he sort of realised that Louis [Smith] was amazing. Louis was amazing at everything he did but Spencer pushed himself so hard, he deserved it, he definitely deserved to win.