Prince Andrew allegedly considering big move to clear his name and it could be a disaster for Royal Family

Published on March 11, 2023 at 12:36 PM by Yukti Malhotra

The disgraced Duke of York, reportedly, believes he has a way of coming back to Royal public life and plans to make a huge move to do that.

Prince Andrew is living a lowkey life ever since his involvement in a sex abuse scandal hit the news. His life flipped entirely and he lost his Royal status and was stripped of his military titles. The Duke has been having a ‘difficult’ time but he’s planning to change it all with a tell-all interview.

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Prince Andrew’s new tell-all interview

According to Mirror, the Duke is planning to give a tell-all interview as he seeks to find his way back into Royal public life. Meanwhile, King Charles believes that the best thing Prince Andrew could do is ‘fade into the background.’

Reportedly, the Duke has told his friends that he still has a chance of redemption after being embroiled in a sex abuse scandal if he tells people his side of the story. A source close to the Duke claimed:

Nothing is off the table.

Andrew has been made to give up his job and now potentially his home.

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He feels there is little else to lose when he has already paid an awfully high price.

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Prince Andrew’s BBC interview revised

This comes after the Duke gave a disastrous BBC Newsnight interview in 2019 that made things even worse for the Duke. Sources have claimed that the Duke favours a US broadcaster for his new tell-all interview and at least two major US broadcasters have offered him to take an interview.

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While speaking to Emily Maitlis on BBC Newsnight in November 2019, Prince Andrew made the popular wild claim that he had the inability to sweat. He also alleged that he had only been ‘honourable’ in his visits to his ‘friend’ Epstein. Award-winning photographer Mark Harrison once told The Sun: