Well, she was lying one time or the other -- either when she was trying to sell a book based on the supposed attack, or when she was giving sworn testimony, under pains and penalties of perjury. Which of the two strikes you as the time she was more likely to have been honest?
I believe people are more likely to be honest not when gossiping for money, but instead when they've solemnly given their oath that they will tell the truth, and know there could be legal consequences for lying. So, yes, I think she was lying when she later claimed she lied under oath to protect her privacy.
We know many things about Broaddrick, but the idea that she's a woman who guards her privacy isn't one of them:
http://juanitabroaddrick.com/
https://twitter.com/atensnut?lang=en
She's made herself into a public figure, who has been doing frequent media appearances for twenty years. You can turn Fox News on most any week and find her scrambling for the limelight by connecting her claims to whatever story is running that day.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/cl...be-on-clinton-rape-claim-amid-kavanaugh-furor
Trying to connect Juanita Broaddrick, professional publicity hound, with the figure of a shy Juanita Broaddrick who'd perjure herself in order to try to keep her privacy, is an exercise in absurdity.
Did someone claim he was accused of rape?