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Published 07:27 14 Oct 2017 BST
Updated 07:37 14 Oct 2017 BST
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She was taken to hospital by ambulance for treatment, but has since been discharged.
The pair had been socialising at a private members' club before the assault took place.
The Sun quotes a taxi driver who witnessed the incident and who revealed: "He was screaming and swearing at her and she slapped him round the face and his glasses fell off."
He added: "He then turned and hit her in the face with a left hook. She fell and cracked her head on the pavement."
The driver also claimed that Julie-Ann said she was upset that she hadn't seen her husband for "a week." She went on to state that Gary had been doing cocaine with "his business buddies".
Gary and Julie-Ann married in 2012; she is his third wife.
Mr Goldsmith is the brother of Carole Middleton - the mother of Kate, Pippa, and James.
Gary is considered to be something of a black-sheep of the family and although he was invited to Pippa's high-profile wedding ceremony to James Matthews during the summer, he was not invited to return to the sprawling Middleton abode for the reception.That's holiday sorted for @cheechkeela & I pic.twitter.com/xLkLIYuXHv
— Gary Goldsmith (@garygoldsmith65) October 12, 2017
A Metropolitan Police spokesperson confirmed: "Gary Goldsmith was charged on Friday, 13 October with assault by beating.
"This relates to an incident on Friday, 13 October. He has been bailed to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday, 31 October."
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