Overview
- Speaking on BBC Radio 4’s Today, she said an unknown man attacked her on a train when she was a teenager and that she fought back.
- She recalled stepping off to meet her mother disheveled, saying the episode left her “so angry” and stayed with her for years.
- The discussion featured commentator John Hunt, whose wife and two daughters were killed in 2024, and prompted Camilla to relate her experience.
- Several graphic details widely reported from Valentine Low’s book—including her age, a shoe strike and an arrest—were not confirmed by Camilla in the broadcast.
- A palace source said the disclosure could help destigmatize the subject and encourage girls to seek help, aligning with her long-standing advocacy.