Kid Rock hits on ‘sexy’ BBC reporter, leaves her speechless during live Trump inauguration interview

President Trump’s inauguration apparently had Kid Rock feeling so hott.

The singer made a pass at “sexy” BBC reporter Caitríona Perry on Monday during a live interview to discuss the president’s swearing-in ceremony and hopes for Trump’s second term in office.

“I can’t see you right now, so I don’t know what you look like,” Rock — whose real name is Robert Ritchie — said toward the end of the segment while smoking a cigar.

Kid Rock hit on BBC reporter Caitríona Perry and called her “sexy” during a live interview Monday. BBC Perry was left speechless, but politely declined the offer before thanking the musician for the interview. BBC

“I look like I’m ready to hit the slopes. I can tell you, I’m in full-on ski gear here with my hat, gloves, the whole thing, ready to rock because you’ve got to be wrapped up against the elements, don’t you?” Perry replied with an awkward laugh.

“I love to go skiing,” Rock, 54, responded. “You sound sexy, you want to go with me?”

Perry seemed shocked at the musician’s flirty invitation as she took a moment to respond.

Ultimately, the Irish journalist politely declined the offer, saying, “Well, we won’t get into that right here. So, no skiing today, we’ve got a day of broadcasting to do.”

The famous rocker has given several interviews ahead of President Trump’s inauguration day. AP The singer — whose real name is Robert Ritchie — also performed at President Trump’s victory rally Sunday. Getty Images

Rock, who has long been a vocal supporter of President Trump, gave several interviews ahead of Monday’s inauguration and also performed at Trump’s victory rally Sunday.

On Thursday, he commented on Michelle Obama’s decision to skip the inauguration, calling the former first lady “angry” during an appearance on “Jesse Watters Primetime.”

“She seems a little angry,” the “Picture” singer remarked.

Last week, Rock called Michelle Obama “angry” for deciding not to attend Trump’s swearing-in ceremony. Instagram / @kidrock He also reminded the former first lady that he once performed for President Barack Obama despite their differing political views. Getty Images

He also recalled once performing for former President Barack Obama’s 2009 Youth Inaugural Ball despite not agreeing with the Democrat’s policies.

“Years back, when Obama was first elected, I did not vote for him,” Rock said on the Fox News show.

“But they asked me to play the inauguration, and I played it, and I went, had a good time. I went out of respect for the presidency, so I would kindly remind Ms. Michelle about that.”