A photographer claims that Prince Andrew thought that his disastrous BBC Newsnight interview about Jeffrey Epstein 'went really well.'
television appearance — where he was asked about his relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein — “went really well.”The Duke effectively became a pariah after the catastrophic interview with Emily Maitlis where he vehemently denied claims that he had a sexual relationship withappearance, shared new details about the disgraced royal and how he almost turned down the job of his career.
The photographer ultimately decided to accept the job after being intrigued by the vague call. Harrison was then told to go to Buckingham Palace the following day in a sharp suit and polished shoes.that he felt “like a spy” when he arrived at the royal palace for the job as he had no idea what the shoot would entail: “I don’t know what I’m going to do or why I am there.
“I didn’t shoot during the interview. I shot beforehand with Andrew smiling and Emily looking quite serious,” Harrison recalls. The photographer adds: “ said don’t stop the filming whatever you do, there’s a chance that Prince Andrew might walk, we don’t know what’s going to happen, whatever you do, get it.”However, on the contrary, Harrison says that the Duke was very pleased with his appearance right after the catastrophic interview.
The photographer took corridor shots of Prince Andrew walking with Maitlis at the end of the interview, although the images were shown at the start of the“ marched up to the end of the room and I asked them to go really slowly and not talk and they’re moving quite fast and ,” Harrison tells“We get to the end and it’s a wrap and that’s when Prince Andrew said “Well, I think that went really well.
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