Knowledge Graph (KG)-supported Graph Neural Network (GNN) models are becoming increasingly crucial in recommendation systems due to their ability to mitigate the data sparsity challenge. However, these models remain suboptimal because they overlook the representation differences between the inherent user-item Bipartite Graph (BG) and the external head-relation-tail KG, leading to semantic misalignment. Moreover, they indiscriminately incorporate various types of relations from the KG, which may introduce noise information into the model, ultimately degrading recommendation performance. To address these challenges, we propose an end-to-end model named Multi-graph Fusion Cross-model Contrastive Learning (MFCCL). To uncover users' interest in items and explore the associations between items, We first construct a user-interest graph by integrating information from both the BG and KG, and an item-association graph derived from the KG. Furthermore, we devise a multi-graph representation learning module that incorporates rich semantics into user and item representations in parallel. Simultaneously, a classical collaborative filtering module is introduced to fully leverage user-item collaborative signals. In addition, we design a novel free data-augmentation cross-model contrastive learning to facilitate the exchange of complementary information between different models. Empirical evaluations on three widely-used benchmarks demonstrate that our MFCCL method achieved significant improvements over the baselines. Further analyses confirmed the effectiveness and advantages of the proposed multi-graph fusion representation and cross-model contrastive learning.