SATURDAY Kitchen viewers furious over guest Luke Evans’ inappropriate outfit’ screaming ‘take it off’
The Welsh actor, 45, appeared on today’s instalment of the breakfast cooking show.
Luke spoke to host chef Matt Tebbutt about his new book Boy From the Valleys: My unexpected journey.
But while he was speaking about the novel, viewers watching at home couldn’t help but point out one thing about his outfit on X.
The Clash of The Titans star opted for a white shirt, grey cardigan and flat cap.
One questioned on X, formerly known as Twitter: “Wearing a flat cap indoors?”
Another fumed: “Take off your hat inside!”
A third confessed: “Men wearing caps indoors is one of my pet hate.”
“Take your cap off or you won’t feel the benefit when you go outside…,” a fourth pointed out.
Another said: “Who wears a hat indoors?”
Luke shot to fame in the 2000s.
He started out in the West End musicals, but soon made it big in Hollywood.
Luke is arguably best known for playing Gaston in Disney’s live-action adaptation of Beauty And The Beast.
He’s also starred in the Fast and Furious franchise, Immortals, The Raven and The Three Musketeers.
It’s not the first time that viewers have fumed over a guest’s outfit.
Last month fans were let furious as a guest chef wore a ‘completely inappropriate’ revealing outfit for a cooking segment.
Some BBC One viewers couldn’t believe their eyes when Kate Carter-Larg appeared on the daytime show this weekend in a low-cut strapless top paired with jeans and a brown belt.
Kate, owner of St Andrews eatery The Cheesy Toast Shack, was joined by her husband Sam Larg as she whipped up some mac and cheese.
But some at home felt her getup was “too revealing for a cooking segment” and rushed to X, formerly Twitter, to share their anger.
One tweeted: “She changed into that top to cook?!” with another saying: “One guest dressed for summer… has Kate just arrived back from a night out?”
Someone else said: “I can’t concentrate on the show for worrying about her top falling down.
“She’s pulling and tugging it as it keeps slipping.”
A third agreed: “I know… inappropriate dress code.”
