Vaughn is put on the spot

Vaughn is put on the spot
NEW YORK -- Though Vince Vaughn and Jennifer Aniston have been mum about their romantic relationship, they aren't fooling David Letterman.
With Vaughn as a guest on "The Late Show," Letterman took the approach of presuming the relationship, which has been frequently photographed, but not "officially" confirmed.
"Hey, nice going on that Jennifer Aniston thing," the late-night host says to Vaughn on a taped interview to air Friday on CBS (11:30 p.m.).
Letterman also tells Vaughn, who stars with Aniston in the upcoming film, "The Break-Up," that he thinks they make a nice couple.
Letterman then asks if they aren't a couple.
"I'm not saying we are or aren't a couple," says Vaughn. "I think she's great, but I just don't discuss whether we are."
Reports of a relationship between Vaughn and Aniston, 37, began to surface last fall when the two were shooting "The Break-Up." Neither star has confirmed it.
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