KELLY Clarkson swooned over a photo of Sam Heughan wearing a kilt during an appearance on her talk-show.
The Scots star who is best known for his role as Highland Warrior Jamie Fraser in the time-travelling drama Outlander appeared on the Kelly Clarkson show on Monday night.
The duo enjoyed a drink together - as Heughan promoted The Sassenach Wild Scottish Gin, his new line of gins.
Start your Tuesday with Sam Heughan and Jana Kramer today on Kelly! 🤩 pic.twitter.com/tklUNlnwke
— The Kelly Clarkson Show (@KellyClarksonTV) October 24, 2023
Appearing on the sofa alongside Clarkson, the star said: "All the botanicals are from Scotland, where I'm from.
"We've got toasted oats, blueberries, rhubarb, Scots pine, heather."
Adding: "We've been touring around the US, pouring people gin and tonics and having a damn good time."
But Clarkson also highlighted a photo of Heughan donning a kilt in New York, asking: “I mean, are you trying to pick up every woman in New York? Was that the goal?”
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Asking the Scots star what he wears in his sporran, which she referred to as a “really fancy fanny pack”, Heughan explained: "It's a bit like the Tardis, I've got everything in there, bottles of gin..."
He added: "[I keep] a mobile phone, lip salve and anything else... crab apples maybe."
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