Alan Cumming causes 'chaos' and leaves Saturday Kitchen viewers in hysterics after VERY cheeky...

Alan Cumming caused quite a stir on the Saturday Kitchen talk show with his playful suggestive remarks, leaving the viewers in stitches over the weekend.

It came as a surprise to the audience when the 58-year-old performer mentioned the terms 'saggy balls' and 'double fisting' on the widely-watched BBC program.

While the program was ongoing, Alan had a conversation with host Matt Tebbutt, who was busily preparing some delicious food.

While they were conversing, Alan made a spontaneous jest: 'Vodka soda can also be quite hydrating, but I typically outdo it with an additional drink.'

Alan took a brief pause before continuing his statement. He said, "And every time, people say, 'You're double fisting, Alan.'"

Alan Cumming's appearance on Saturday Kitchen had viewers laughing hysterically thanks to his suggestive comments. He left quite an impression with his playful innuendos during the chat show last Saturday.

The audience was surprised when the 58-year-old actor talked about "drooping testicles" and "holding two drinks simultaneously" on the widely watched BBC program (seen with presenter Matt Tebbutt).

Matt suddenly started laughing and commented, "I don't believe that's the correct term." He instantly refocused on the recipe he was preparing and continued with the conversation.

People flocked to X (previously referred to as Twitter) to express their opinions about Alan and the disorder he caused on the program.

A fan made a joke on Twitter saying that they didn't expect to hear Alan Cumming say the phrase 'double fisting' today.

Another comment on the blog post read, 'It would be fantastic if Alan Cumming could grace our screens in every episode. His charismatic and daring personality is highly enjoyable. I thoroughly appreciated the commotion of today's particular show.'

Another person chimed in, saying, "I can't believe Alan Cumming brought up double fisting during his appearance on Saturday Kitchen and it's not even lunchtime yet."

Alan has made an appearance following his recent statement that the public ought to feel outraged about the Prime Minister's Rishi Sunak's refusal to acknowledge the existence of transgender individuals.

The performer voiced his disagreement with Sunak's remarks during the Conservative Party Conference in October. Sunak asserted that the people of Britain were being coerced into accepting the idea that 'individuals can identify as any gender they choose'.

After that, he kept on talking and said, "And people always say, 'Wow, you're holding two drinks at the same time, Alan'." Matt was very surprised and started laughing uncontrollably. He then added, "I don't think that's the correct expression."

"He stated that it is a basic fact that a male is identified as a male and a female is identified as a female."

Alan, who has been a strong supporter of LGBT rights, shared his thoughts on the matter during an interview with 5 News. He believes that the current discussion around trans rights is just one component of a broader cultural clash.

He stated, "To me, the conflicts between different cultural beliefs are horrendous. Instead of focusing on actual policies and significant topics, we tend to avoid these discussions."

Our strategy is to take issues such as transgender youth and restroom access and turn them into a battle between opposing values and beliefs.

The audacity of our Prime Minister's statement is appalling. He claimed that there are only two genders - male and female - and ignored any possibility of anything in-between. How do we tolerate such narrow-mindedness?

"We should be outraged by his denial of the existence of transgender individuals. It's unacceptable and we can't just sit idly by. Unfortunately, his words carry weight as he holds the position of Prime Minister."

According to The Good Wife actor, politicians frequently perform actions that the general population opposes because they're anxious about keeping their positions.

He expressed that he found it intriguing how politicians act in England, where they appear to prioritize keeping their positions over adhering to the desires of their constituents who voted them into office.

After watching the program, many people hurried to X (also called Twitter) to express their opinions about Alan and the 'disorder' that he caused during the program.

In the United States, it is a common practice for individuals to hold onto their employment positions until they reach an advanced age.

Many individuals continue to work their regular duties while also engaging in various activities to mask their true age in terms of facial and bodily appearance. President Biden has not partaken in such actions.

In my opinion, this is one aspect of our society - the obsession with maintaining a youthful appearance and the adoration of youth itself. As a result, we see individuals in their eighties believing they are still in their thirties.

When questioned about his statements made at the Conservative Party Conference, Sunak reaffirmed his position without wavering.

During an interview after the European Political Community Meeting in Granada, Spain, he stated that in his opinion, a person's gender is determined by their biological sex. He added that he believes that the majority of people who are listening to this interview would agree with this view, as it is a logical and factual conclusion based on biology.

Naturally, our nation will always remain full of passionate and accepting individuals. However, we cannot discount the undeniable truths of biology and it should not cause any disagreement to acknowledge them.

The amusing double entendres on Saturday Kitchen occurred in the midst of Alan's recent statement that the general public should be outraged at the fact that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is dismissing the existence of transgender individuals.

The performer expressed his opposition to the statements made by Sunak during the Conservative Party Conference held in October. Sunak claimed that the British citizens were being coerced into accepting that anyone could choose their gender identity, which the actor found offensive.