Prince Andrew's BBC interview addressing his history with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein copped widespread backlash for being a total train wreck, but reports suggest the royal is considering sitting down for another round.
The Duke of York intended on setting the record straight about his highly publicised friendship with disgraced billionaire while also watering down allegations he had slept with one of Epstein's "sex slaves" Virginia Roberts when she was 17.
But the Newsnight interview, which aired on Sunday, quickly became infamous, with Prince Andrew savaged for excruciating excuses and showing a lack of sympathy for Epstein's many victims, reports News.com.au.
Vanity Fair reports the Duke is considering doing another interview to settle the uproar despite Buckingham Palace claiming it was "not aware" of anything in place.
"There are rumours swirling that Andrew wants to do another interview," royal reporter Katie Nicholl credits a royal source as saying. "Andrew hasn't drawn a line under it. He wants the chance to put right the things he didn't say.