Prince Andrew is reportedly considering a tell-all memoir that would portray him as a victim of the #MeToo movement, according to sources. The disgraced royal, stripped of his titles last year by King Charles, could use the book as a financial lifeline and an opportunity to claim he was unjustly treated.
Andrew has agreed to vacate Royal Lodge, his former home with ex-wife Sarah Ferguson, and will move to a property on the King's private Sandringham Estate. Biographer Andrew Lownie said the monarch acted 'ruthlessly' to resolve the controversy surrounding his brother, noting that Andrew had to be paid a significant sum to leave his lease.
A source told OK! Magazine that Andrew 'knows where the bodies are buried' and that a memoir could expose private conversations and long-held secrets. They added that Andrew sees himself as a '#MeToo victim' and would paint himself as a victim of the 'woke movement' despite his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Andrew has strenuously denied allegations that he sexually assaulted Virginia Giuffre, one of Epstein's victims, on three occasions when she was a teenager. Epstein died in custody in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges.
While no formal deal has been struck with a publisher, there is said to be considerable interest. However, a source close to Andrew and Ferguson told People that they 'live and die by the monarchy', suggesting that Andrew may be reluctant to further damage the institution.
