It’s no secret that his interview on “Oprah’s Next Chapter” has everybody talking, and Lance Armstrong's story could prove to be quite lucrative when all is said and done.

According to multiple reports, the disgraced cyclist is the subject of a few new books, a documentary and even a Hollywood film project.

It was an intense 90-minute interview as disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong came clean about his illegal doping and use of substances to try and gain a competitive edge during “Oprah’s Next Chapter.”

The seven-time Tour de France champ (who has since had all of his medals stripped) began with a series of ‘yes-or-no’ questions and as Oprah Winfrey asked each one he immediately answered with no qualifiers.

Ahead of his upcoming interview with Oprah Winfrey, Lance Armstrong reportedly apologized to the staff of his Livestrong Foundation on Monday (January 14).

According to reports, the disgraced cyclist did not directly admit to using banned drugs, but instead said he was sorry to have let the staff down.