The lengthy fall out from Prince Andrew’s disastrous Newsnight interview may still not be over amid claims that there is a photograph that could 'rock' the Royal Family. Andrew agreed to sit down with presenter Emily Maitlis on November 14 2019 at Buckingham Palace, where he was questioned about his association with paedophile and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Photographer Mark Harrison, who was present during the BBC sit down, took a snap that would cause serious embarrassment if it ever got out, it has been claimed. A source said the image was ‘jaw-dropping’ - but offered little more detail, reports the Mirror.
The Duke of York’s car crash interview is reportedly set to be turned into a movie and could star Hugh Grant - and in-the-know producers may want to recreate their own version. It is understood Andrew insisted the picture taken on the day never becomes public but an insider close to the show teased that everything has a price, #reports the Mirror Online.
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A source said the image was 'jaw-dropping' - but offered little more detail. The Duke of York's car crash interview is reportedly set to be turned into a movie - and in-the-know producers may want to recreate their own version.
It is understood Andrew insisted the picture taken on the day never becomes public but an insider close to the show teased that everything has a price. A source said: "It's the kind of thing which would make the public drop their cornflakes, it is definitely not what Andrew would want out there and apparently he insisted that it remained secret.
"Our jaws dropped to the floor when we saw it. It would cause Andrew much embarrassment. "There is, of course, a chance that it will at some point come out for all to see, perhaps if the price is right and of course the movie about the interview is happening so that is a possibility."
A spokeswoman for the Prince declined to comment.
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