Prince Andrew asked for "extra bits" to be added to a car crash tell-all about Jeffrey Epstein, the interviewer said.

A Very Royal scandal has hinted at an uncomfortable question Prince Andrew reportedly asked Emily Maitlis and the Newsnight team before his infamous car crash interview in 2019.

Emily Maitlis served as an executive producer on A Very Royal Scandal, which is a retelling of the excruciating interview Prince Andrew did in 2019, which led to a huge royal fallout

BBC journalist Emily Maitlis has claimed that a new drama about Prince Andrew's notorious 2019 Newsnight interview, titled 'A Very Royal Scandal', has been made "less accurate". The drama, which premiered on Amazon Prime today (Thursday,

Actor Michael Sheen has described how he transformed his look for his "intense" portrayal of the Duke of York in the drama A Very Royal Scandal. The Welsh star used a wig and false teeth for his role as Prince Andrew in the three-part series focusing on the infamous BBC Newsnight interview with Emily Maitlis,

Prince Andrew’s car-crash interview with BBC Newsnight’s Emily Maitlis in 2019 was many things. Another nail in the coffin for the British monarchy. A masterclass in how not to defend yourself against allegations of sexual assault.

Prince Andrew was interviewed for his infamous 2019 Newsnight interview by Emily Maitlis, who is now giving insight into how he prepared for the event. According to Maitlis, Andrew “tried to remember rehearsed lines” to fight off assault allegations and defend his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.