Camilla fought off attacker with shoe as teenager, book says
Summary
A new book reveals that Queen Camilla once fought off an attacker during her teenage years by using her shoe. The incident occurred on a train to Paddington Station when she was 16 or 17, and she later reported the attack to train station staff, leading to the man's arrest. This event aligns with her public work supporting victims of domestic violence and assault.Key Facts
- Queen Camilla was reportedly attacked as a teenager on a train.
- She used the heel of her shoe to defend herself.
- After the incident, she reported it to station staff, and the attacker was arrested.
- This story is recounted in a book titled "Power and the Palace" by Valentine Low.
- Buckingham Palace has not officially commented but is not disputing the account.
- Camilla has long advocated for victims of domestic and sexual violence.
- She is involved with the charity SafeLives and supports various related causes.
- Her work in this area is inspired by stories from victims rather than her own experience.
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