Alan Cumming celebrated his 60th birthday by enjoying a lively weekend at Mother Disco in London, where he reflected positively on aging and individual choice. He shared on The View that he felt a different attitude toward life at 60, emphasizing the ability to create one’s own happiness. Cumming, known for his roles in films and TV shows, also took the opportunity to speak against recent anti-LGBTQ+ actions from political figures, framing them as distractions from larger issues, while continuing to advocate for trans rights.
When I was younger, I didn't think this was 60. I guess we all live longer, and life is different and I feel you can make your own life in a way now, you can actually choose.
I wanted to dance all weekend, so I did [at] Mother Disco. All these people were saying, 'Happy birthday, hey daddy!' I was getting so much daddy action, and I was taking it.
Alan Cumming used his time on The View to criticise president Donald Trump's latest anti-LGBTQ+ attacks, claiming they were a "smoke screen" for other "terrible things they want to do."
He has used his platform to support trans rights and was praised for wearing a transgender flag medal on stage at the Emmys last year.
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