Rumors have been floating around that Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr might want to take her Angel wings back and walk on the annual Victoria's Secret Fashion Show runway starting this fall.

Unfortunately, E! News reports that the allegations are indeed false. A Victoria's Secret spokesperson talked to the publication to clear the air.

"The recent reports regarding Victoria's Secret and Miranda Kerr signing a new contract are completely untrue, and we have no idea how they got reported," said the spokesperson.

The Victoria's Secret rep also added, "Victoria's Secret appreciates all that Miranda has done with the brand, and all the amazing things she continues to do with her own projects, but there are no plans, on the part of either party, to renew."

The Fix reported that Miranda Kerr was set to close a $3.8 million deal with Victoria's Secret for her alleged return. The online publication insisted that a Victoria's Secret insider confirmed talks of the negotiation.

"Miranda and VS are talking about her designing a capsule collection with a portion of the proceeds going to one of her charities and her being the surprise Angel to take the runway when the show returns to NYC," said the insider.

Unfortunately, the Miranda Kerr-Victoria's Secret capsule collection rumors are untrue as well.

Ever since Miranda Kerr left the Victoria's Secret brand two years ago, the former wife of Orlando Bloom has garnered several big-named brands.

The Aussie beauty retains her supermodel status as she appeared on campaigns for Swarovski, Escada, H&M, and Reebok to name a few.

As if that wasn't enough, Kerr also started her own organic skin care line called Kora Organics. With these deals, it's no surprise that Miranda Kerr's net worth currently stands at $35 million, as stated by Celebrity Net Worth.