Overview
- In a BBC interview aired Wednesday, Camilla said she was assaulted on a train as a teenager and that she defended herself.
- She recalled reading when an unknown boy or man attacked her and said the anger from the incident stayed with her for years.
- She remembered arriving with messy hair and a missing coat button, details her mother noticed when she got off the train.
- A September biography by Valentine Low previously reported she was 16 or 17, used her shoe heel to repel the attacker, reported it at the station, and that a man was arrested.
- The conversation took place alongside BBC commentator John Hunt, whose wife and two daughters were killed in 2024 by an ex-partner later sentenced to life, as Camilla stressed her concern about domestic abuse.