Paris Jackson shares a photo taken with her 'girlfriend' Cara Delevigne amid split rumors

A recent social media photo posted featured the duo looking happy together.

Reports of Paris Jackson and Cara Delevigne being romantically involved have been surfacing for several months. However, it was only last month that the couple went public about their romantic relationship.

More recently, it was rumored that their relationship was in trouble and that they would be splitting soon, according to Daily Mail.

However, recent post shared by the daughter of the King of Pop questioned the validity of the breakup rumors.

The post featured a photo of Jackson and Delevigne cuddling up next to each other. The black and white picture captured Jackson’s smile and was posted without a descriptive caption.

The update is an unexpected development in the string of rumors about a rift between the two models.

It was earlier reported that while Jackson’s 20th birthday was packed with close friends and family, there was no trace of Delevigne at the big bash.

Another incident that sparked suspicion that the two young women had called it quits was when she was spotted with Andrei Gillott earlier this week.

Jackson was seen with the 33-year-old acclaimed Hollywood businessman as they stepped out after an intimate dinner at Sushi Park, West Hollywood.

The two were seen cozying up to each other and enjoying each other’s company. Jackson had her arm around Gillott, who appeared to be smoking.

Jackson and Delevigne have been seen together on multiple occasions in the past. Both trying to establish themselves as models, they have also appeared in each other’s social media posts.

The duo was also seen exchanging a passionate kiss after an outing with Macaulay Culkin and his partner.

Delevigne and Jackson are believed to have connected with each other at the MTV Movie and TV Awards last year.

A few months later, they were seen holding hands as they walked out of a London pub. The couple also reportedly traveled to Italy and Prague with each other.