It’s tempting to roll your eyes at Prime Video’s new series A Very Royal Scandal. Yet another reproduction of that fateful Newsnight Prince Andrew interview, less than five years after it happened? Haven’t we already gone over this – not just in countless documentaries,

Prince Andrew's "disastrous" November 2019 Newsnight interview, with journalist Emily Maitlis is explored in a new three-part Amazon Prime Video miniseries, A Very Royal Scandal. As depicted in the show,

Prime Video’s ‘A Very Royal Scandal’ takes us into the heart of journalism as we get the story behind Emily Maitlis’ now-infamous interview with Prince Andrew for the BBC’s Newsnight. The show recounts the events from the perspective of the journalist,

Prime Video is releasing their own take on Prince Andrew’s infamous BBC interview in 2019, where he publicly commented on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Here's how to stream online,

Prime Video's incoming drama series 'A Very Royal Scandal' sees Prince Andrew's disastrous Emily Maitlis recreated

Emily Maitlis, the former BBC Newsnight presenter, has revealed a chilling question posed by Prince Andrew before their infamous 2019 interview. The incident is dramatised in Prime Video's new series A Very Royal Scandal.

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

The Prime Video series dramatises the 2019 Newsnight interview with Prince Andrew when he was faced with allegations of sex trafficking with Jeffrey Epstein.

Following Netflix’s “Scoop,” which came out earlier this year, Prime Video is releasing its own dramatized take on the infamous 2019 BBC interview where Prince Andrew commented publicly on his dealings and relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.