Shirtless Spencer Matthews and Vogue Williams packed on the PDA with a passionate kiss as they hit the beach on a family trip to St. Barts on Thursday. 

The couple appeared to be having an idyllic day in the sunshine with their children, Gigi, Theodore and Otto. and looked very much in love. 

Spencer, 37, cuddled up to Vogue, 40, on a lounger while she threw her arms around him, planting kisses on one another.

She looked incredible wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with shells and a matching blue and brown mini skirt.

The model kept out the sun with a white baseball cap and dark sunglasses.

Marathon runner Spenncer seemed full of the joys of spring as he larked around in his Hawaiian shorts and showed off his golden tan. 

He made sure he didn't get too much sun by adding in a bold shirt which had the words: 'Sun, sea and sand' emblazoned across it. 

Speaking to The Sun recently, Vogue said she has reached a point in her life where only 'their truth' matters, stressing that they remain very much a happy couple. 

She recalled: 'When he left our podcast, everyone was like, 'What's going on?''

Vogue also admitted to worrying about their children hearing the 'baseless and cruel' gossip at school.

She had previously addressed the claims in an Instagram post, telling followers: 'It's with great sadness that I have to let you know that Spen and I are NOT breaking up!

'I usually avoid addressing baseless and cruel rumours, but this just keeps coming up.

'It's disappointing to see this narrative being pushed almost daily when it's absolutely not true, and much more importantly, I don't want my children hearing these lies in the playground. 

'We're not sure what the angle is or where it's coming from, but the whole thing feels very strange and mean. We're very happily married and in love and I hope posting the truth on my own platform might make it stop.'

Asked whether her denial had helped silence the rumours, she told The Sun: 'Of course not! I'll probably not bother next time.'

She added: 'You're just wasting your energy. I feel like I've hit a point in my life where it only matters what I know and what our truth is. When you're in the public eye, you can kind of expect stuff like that. 

'We're happy, our relationship is solid, and we're having a great time, our kids are happy, and that's all that matters.'

Spencer recently revealed he found competing with his wife Vogue for jobs 'grating'.

He spoke about how working together ended up being like a competition between them and so he decided to step down from their podcast. 

Speaking on Matt Willis' On the Mend podcast, Spencer said: 'She's an incredible woman, you know? Anyone that's met my wife, you know, immediately loves her. She's easily the favourite of the two of us. 

'Back in those early stages, we had a TV show together called the Spencer and Vogue Show. We had a podcast together called Spencer & Vogue.

'So that of course is the sense of competition, like who's funnier? We're constantly competing. We're having little jabs at each other on camera.

'But of course, it's a natural thing. Ultimately you're entertaining. So, who's more entertaining? When we stopped all that and I went to pursue this in a bit of a different direction, performance and sport and she wants to be a TV presenter. 

'I've never wanted to be a TV presenter. So having those differences in what we do has been really helpful.

'When she lands something, I'm really proud of her. Whereas when we were together and doing similar stuff and she would get something that I was potentially interested in, it was a bit like, you're happy for your partner obviously, but it's also a bit of a kick in the teeth. It's like well, why didn't I get it? 

'That creates, not issues, but there is a slight competition is probably a good word for it. 

'If you're in a competitive scenario with your partner it can be a bit grating.'