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Published: 09:38 BST, 10 January 2020 | Updated: 10:38 BST, 10 January 2020
Royal sources say Amanda Thirsk has reached a legal settlement to step down from employment in the Royal Household
Prince Andrew 's private secretary Amanda Thirsk has reached a legal settlement including a payment of tens of thousands of pounds after she was sacked following the Duke's car crash Newsnight interview, reports indicate.
Ms Thirsk, who was instrumental in persuading the beleaguered royal to agree to his disastrous one-on-one with Emily Maitlis, was told last November by the Duke that she would no longer be his private secretary.
Royal sources now say Ms Thirsk, a former banker who was taken on in 2004 as the prince's 'office controller' and stepped into the secretary role in 2012, has reached a legal settlement to regarding her departure from employment at the Royal Household, Sky News reports.
She was said to have agreed her leaving terms with the Palace on Thursday, and a royal insider says an announcement informing staff about her departure is expected to be made later.
It is understood that Ms Thirsk will be carrying on as chief executive of Pitch@Palace - the prince's Dragons' Den-style scheme for entrepreneurs - in a deal to be signed off on Friday.
After the Newsnight interview, several of Andrew's business sponsors for his Pitch@Palace initiative announced they would no longer back the project.
Many of his royal patronages also sought to distance themselves from him and he eventually announced he was stepping down from all his patronages and his royal duties.
Prince Andrew (pictured with Thirsk) faced a furious backlash after the Newnight interview his private secretary set up
Miss Maitlis (pictured during interview) praised the Duke for his 'candour' in answering her questions in an age when many public figures attempted to avoid scrutiny
Last month Emily Maitlis said the Duke of York was 'happy' after filming the 'car crash' Newsnight interview about his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
During the interview, Prince Andrew said he did not recall meeting Miss Roberts and emphatically denied that he had sex with her.
Speaking of the occasion she said they first met in 2001 – when she claimed she was 'trafficked' to Britain by Epstein – he said he spent the day with his daughter Princess Beatrice and then took her to Pizza Express in Woking for a party.
He also questioned Miss Roberts' account of them dancing together at the London nightclub Tramp, when she said he was sweating heavily.
The Duke said he had suffered from a medical condition at the time which meant he did not sweat following his time spent in the Falklands.
He also sought to cast doubt on the authenticity of a photograph that showed him with his arm around Miss Roberts' waist, but conceded that it was difficult to prove if it was a fake.
Andrew admitted he had 'let the side down' when he had failed to cut ties with Epstein immediately after he was jailed in 2008 for soliciting prostitution from a minor, and registered as a sex offender.
The Prince said he visited him in New York in 2010, after Epstein's release, to break off the friendship, but regretted staying at his house while he was there.
He told Miss Maitlis: 'It was not something that was becoming of a member of the Royal Family and we try and uphold the highest standards and practices and I let the side down, simple as that.'
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Amanda Holmer As Marketing and Office Manager at Carlson Private Capital, Amanda Holmer is responsible for executing the firm’s marketing and brand strategy, event planning, supporting the business development functions and keeping the office running smoothly.

Amanda joined Carlson Private Capital Partners in 2019. Prior to joining the team she spent 11 years as Marketing Director at Northstar Capital, LLC, a middle market mezzanine fund in Minneapolis that has raised over $1.6 billion in capital. Amanda graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Herberger Business School at St. Cloud State University with a B.S. in Marketing.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up in the country, on a gravel road outside of a small farm town a few hours northwest of Minneapolis. I was so fortunate to have parents that supported my love of animals, since I wanted to be a veterinarian as a child. You name it, I had it as a pet — cows, pigs, goats, chickens, bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, fish, cats and a dog. I am also the youngest of 4 siblings, with 3 older brothers, so I grew up playing football, wrestling, ‘American Gladiator’ games with our homemade pugil sticks, and any other dangerous sport they would allow me to partake in.

Early jobs and what did you learn?
Not counting “picking rocks” or babysitting, my first official job was at a small restaurant named after the town I grew up in, Albany Restaurant. This is where I learned the meaning of hard work. Being in a small town, the one-person waitstaff did IT ALL — taking orders, serving, beverages, busing tables and providing service with a smile.
Perfect Saturday?
Isn’t every Saturday pretty much perfect? Mine would begin at my in-law’s lake cabin in the Summer. Waking up early, sipping a cup of coffee on the dock while enjoying the stillness of the lake, followed by taking the dog for a nice long walk along the lakeshore and spending the rest of the day outside with my 3 young kids and husband. I’d end the day with a bon-fire, s’mores, and some laughs with the family.
What word best defines you?
Genuine
Favorite quote
“The only way to have a friend is to be one.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson

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