^^ Sure
@Loves_Shizuka, I had found some of the links initially when Morgan was nominated for 2016 PSOTY award. I think Morgan won or came in second? I can't remember.
Anyway, James/Cipres have always been hot together. 'Hot enough to melt the ice,' according to this off the beaten track article that came out during 2014 Olympics:
http://www.beyondblackwhite.com/par...essa-james-morgan-cipris-hot-enough-melt-ice/
LOL, it never ceases to amaze how skaters always receive a higher profile when the Olympics roll around, but are invisible to most of the world once the Olympics are over.
Anyway that site is about interracial dating apparently, which I'm not sure Vanessa and Morgan have ever dated. It's not unheard of for pairs partners to develop a romantic attraction, but a volatile romantic relationship can get in the way of taking care of business on the ice.
OMG, this gossipy piece on pairs figure skaters that also came out around the 2014 Sochi Olympics is a laugh a minute:
"Olympic Figure Skating Pairs: Are they humping?" The Deadspin writer actually conducted research on a variety of international figure skating websites and social media sites in an attempt to squirrel out enough info to provide a sketchy rundown on dating status of the top pairs teams at 2014 Olympics. The information is definitely dated, somewhat clueless, and in a few cases, cryptic. The two-word assessment that accompanies the ahem photo of Vanessa and Morgan: "Connais pas"
http://deadspin.com/olympic-figure-skating-pairs-are-they-humping-1521780486
Some comments below the article are priceless:
"Well, you can't spell programs without orgasm" 
Ha ha, maybe for some the hopeful desire is more like,
'You can't watch programs without having a orgasm,' 
Some of Pap/Ciz's performances are excellent for that goal
And this commenter puts forth an apt query:
"Better question: Is figure skating ready for its first homosexual pairing?"
Vanessa was born in September 1987 in Canada. Her father is from Bermuda, and I'm guessing her mother may be Canadian. Since her father hails from Bermuda, Vanessa holds a British passport, which enableld her to skate pairs in Great Britain, before relocating to France to skate with Yannick Bonheur, prior to teaming up with Morgan, who formerly skated singles for France. Vanessa also previously skated singles for the U.S., when her family resided in the states. Vanessa was formerly a member of the Washington Figure Skating Club, in Rockville, MD. That must be around the time that Vanessa was coached by Priscilla Hill.
Vanessa's twin sister, Melyssa James is also a former skater.
Here's Vanessa skating with Yannick Bonheur at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver. I had forgotten that Vanessa has already competed at two Olympics. Wow, what a moment for Yannick & Vanessa. Look how happy they are at rinkside before starting their freeskate:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HvHYC2aVK6M 
Morgan was born in April 1991. He began learning how to skate in 1995, and he debuted on the Junior Grand Prix circuit for France in 2004. He placed 13th in singles at the 2010 World Junior Championships. Morgan hooked up with Vanessa in September 2010 after her split with Bonheur post the 2010 Olympics. Morgan and Vanessa took a year off from competing so they could use that time for Morgan to learn pairs elements. They debuted as a competitive pair for France during the 2011-2012 season. So, J/C have been skating pairs competitively together for about 5 1/2 years. Alas, I can't locate any clips of Morgan performing as a singles skater.
"You deserve it, the way you work it!"
At last! 
We've seen similar leaps before, usually in exhibition, but none that I can recall as a transition into a sizzling throw jump during a competitive performance. 
