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After causing one of the biggest royal scandals<\/a> in living memory, it seems Andrew could still have one more card up his sleeve. Despite reports that Andrew has assured his brother, King Charles<\/a>, that he won’t “pull a Harry” and pen an explosive memoir<\/a> similar to Spare, it seems he could make a small fortune if he did so.<\/p>\n With Prince Harry being given \u00a315million<\/a> to share his side of the story in 2023, the Daily Mail has suggested Andrew could receive as much as \u00a325million for putting pen to paper. The paper quoted a literary agent<\/a>, saying: \u201cWe\u2019re looking at maybe \u00a325 million. With the right ghost-writer asking him the right questions, we could see the history of the House of Windsor completely rewritten with what he knows. He\u2019s a time-bomb waiting to explode.\u201d<\/p>\n However, if he were to go ahead with a memoir, there is one thing he would have to be careful to avoid.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n A publishing executive told the paper<\/a>: \u201cObviously, everyone wants the inside track on his time with Epstein… in those circumstances, he might be prepared to talk, in broad terms, about his involvement with Epstein, simply to get his side of the story across.”<\/p>\n Airing caution about what Andrew would have to avoid, the source went on: \u201cBut he has to be careful his words don\u2019t incriminate him. The Democrats in the US Congress have asked Andrew to appear before them, and now he no longer has royal immunity, he\u2019d have to tread very, very carefully. But he must be dying to say something in order to salvage his professional reputation.\u201d<\/p>\n Andrew has always vehemently denied any wrongdoing. Last week, he failed to respond to the deadline from Democrats<\/a> on the Congressional House Oversight Committee to speak with them about Jeffrey Epstein. \u201cAndrew Mountbatten-Windsor\u2019s silence in the face of the Oversight Democrat’s demand for testimony speaks volumes,\u201d a statement released on behalf of Congressmen Robert Garcia and Suhas Subramanyam read.<\/p>\n The comments about whether Andrew could be swayed to tell his side of the story come after the Express revealed that his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, could also make millions if she were to write a tell-all memoir.<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n