Queen Camilla fought off sexual assault as teenager, book claims | Queen Camilla
Queen Camilla was a sacrifice of sexual assault as a young man and claimed a new book about the monarchy, and used the heel of his shoe to fight the attacker.
According to Power and Palace, Served in Sunday TimesThe Queen told Boris Johnson about the attack when he was the Mayor of London.
Valentine Low, the author of the book and a former royal reporter for Times, spoke to Johnson’s former communication director Guto Harri, and reminded that the future prime minister told him about the meeting held in Clarence House in 2008.
In an excerpt from the book, Harri said that the couple remained like a house on fire ,, how much Johnson admired the queen and made “guttural voices”.
“But their serious conversation was about being a victim of a sexual assault attempt when he was a female student.
“He was on a train to Paddington – he was 16 years old – and a man was taking his hand even further…”
After asking what Johnson was doing in the next step, Harri said that the Queen answered: ım I did what my mother taught me. I took my shoes out and squeezed her in a heel.
“Paddington’a jump from the train, find a man in uniform and ‘that man attacked me’ when they said he had enough and arrested.”
The queen has long been campaigning against domestic violence and sexual abuse, and the royal has devoted its charity to support victims of sexual assault.
A few years ago, he defended the idea of washing bags for people who were attacked, an idea recently revived.
