Matt Lauer Eyes a Comeback with a Tell-All Book

Let's face it—Matt Lauer just won't stay out of the spotlight. Despite being fired from the Today show in 2017 after multiple allegations of sexual harassment and misconduct, the disgraced former anchor seems intent on making a comeback. Recent reports suggest that not only is Matt planning to return to television, but he's also working on a tell-all book. This isn't just any book; it's a deep dive into his two-decade-long career at NBC, complete with all the drama, feuds, and personal revelations you'd expect from someone who was once at the top of the media world.

According to a source speaking to In Touch, this book is going to be a real page-turner. Matt plans to spill the tea on his well-publicized feuds with former colleagues Ann Curry and Megyn Kelly. He'll also reflect on his 20-year marriage to his wife, Annette Roque, and, of course, his dramatic fall from grace. The source says, "He’s going to give a blow-by-blow account of his dramatic dismissal and reveal what really happened behind closed doors at NBC when he was there for two decades." But it's not all about pointing fingers—Matt will reportedly take responsibility for his actions while asking the world for forgiveness. Although, he won’t exactly admit NBC was right to fire him.

Will the World Forgive Matt Lauer?

Now, let's be real here. Forgiveness might be a tall order for Matt. After all, these are serious allegations we're talking about. There are claims that he locked a former NBC employee in his office and sexually assaulted her, allegedly coerced a production assistant into having sex with him in a public restroom, and, let's face it, he wasn’t exactly known for being a ray of sunshine. Again, these are allegations he has denied, and according to the source, Matt plans to stick to his denials in the book. But here's the kicker: this tell-all could fetch him up to $20 million. That's a lot of zeroes. Chances are, you’ll be able to read some of the juiciest bits online for free.