Johnny Manziel and Josie Canseco did not hold back on their public display of affection during a romantic getaway in Aspen.

The Victoria’s Secret model shared behind-the-scenes looks from their trip on Tuesday which included a raunchy act from the former Heisman Trophy winner.

In the carousel, Canseco included a clip of them playing pool. As she leaned forward to line up her sH๏τ, Manziel then slapped her behind to which she verbally reacted.

Following the slap, she planted her stick on the ground and shook her rear end toward the camera.

The post also included pH๏τos of the couple walking around town and enjoying the snowy landscapes in Colorado.

‘Where the beer flows like wine. where beautiful women instinctively flock like the salmon of capistrano,’ Canseco captioned. 

Josie Canseco posted a video of Johnny Manziel slapping her behind during their Aspen trip 

The 2012 Heisman trophy winner and Canseco have been Instagram official since April

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Her post comes just over after Canseco shared a steamy video of them in the H๏τ tub to greet Manziel on his 32nd birthday. 

The clip shows the pair sitting naked as Manziel scrubbed Canseco’s back. Canseco wrote: ‘A love like you. My best friend and my forever.

‘I’m so proud of the man you’ve grown into. You are the kindest heart I’ve ever met. How’d I get so lucky. Happy birthday my baby.’

On social media, the video quickly racked up millions of views and some fans were quick to troll the college football legend, with one writing: ‘Lowkey ashamed to ever call this guy my goat.’

Another added: ‘What the hell is this?’

Elsewhere, though, other fans backed Manziel and saw the content for what it was aimed to be, writing: ‘Completely normal couple behavior. A modern-day love story.’

Manziel and Canseco have been Instagram official since April, and appear to have gone from strength to strength since announcing their relationship at Stagecoach music festival.

Canseco is a model and the daughter of six-time MLB All-Star and two-time World Series champion Jose Canseco.