Royal family makes first statement after Queen Camilla's shocking admission

Royal family issued a major update from Balmoral after Queen Camilla made it to the headlines following the shocking sexual assault report.

On September 1, Buckingham Palace released a series of photos featuring King Charles and his wife attending a concert at Balmoral Castle.

According to the statement released alongside the pictures, "Last week, Classic FM recorded a very special concert at Balmoral Castle for radio broadcast."

"Hosted by Alan Titchmarsh, the hour-long concert brings together an ensemble of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, of which His Majesty The King is Patron, and a rich tapestry of Scottish musical talent."

At the end of the message, King Charles' team shared that the public can listen to "The Honours of Scotland Concert" on Friday, September 5, at 7 pm on Classic FM.

It is important to note that the new post from the royal family came after a royal author, Valentine Low, 's new book, Power and the Palace, quoted the incident that took place with the young Camilla.

As per the excerpt published in The Times, Camilla shared the accident with the then-London mayor Boris Johnson in 2008.

Guto Harri, the communications director who worked with Boris, shared that the mayor was invited by Camilla at Clarence House for a meeting.

"[The] serious conversation they had was about her being the victim of an attempted sexual assault when she was a schoolgirl," Valentine penned.

The royal expert shared, "She was on a train going to Paddington — she was about 16, 17 — and some guy was moving his hand further and further … 'At that point, Johnson had asked what happened next. She replied: ‘I did what my mother taught me to. I took off my shoe and whacked him in the nuts with the heel.'"

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