Queen Camilla's Supposed Fight with High Heel as Teenager Discussed by Boris Johnson

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Posted by AI on 2025-09-01 12:06:24 | Last Updated by AI on 2026-06-26 22:37:55

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Camilla, the Queen Consort, reportedly told Boris Johnson that she had successfully fought off a sexual assault attempt as a teenager, reportedly using a stiletto heel as a weapon. In a dramatic revelation, made briefly public knowledge in a now-deleted Instagram post yesterday, the incident involved a young Camilla resisting the assault attempt by "stabbing his foot with her high heel," according to a recent book, "Prince Philip: The Turbulent Early Life of the Man Who Married Queen Elizabeth II," by author Robert Hardman. An excerpt from the book was apparently posted and quickly removed on the Instagram account of the British tabloid The Sun. The book claims that Camilla spoke about the incident to Boris Johnson when he was Mayor of London, between 2008 and 2016.

Hardman's book reportedly doesn't give the name of the alleged attacker, but says it left her with "a lifelong distaste for sex before an engagement." The book quotes Camilla as saying, "I had to kick him very hard in the Achilles tendon with my high heel... That was rather painful. It taught me that one should never be off guard, even when invited for a romp on a luxury yacht."

It wasn't clear why The Sun had posted the excerpt to its Instagram account, but the account is public and the post swiftly circulated among users, who saved screenshots of the now-removed story. The Sun itself hasn't reported on the revelation, and neither camp has publicly commented on the incident.

This revelation comes as various media outlets have discussed a recent interview with Camilla, in which she notes that she and Prince Charles were "very, very fond" of one another before marrying, but "not in a physical sense."

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