[post_page_title]”Whatever ‘in love’ means”[/post_page_title]
When Prince Charles, the future king, announced his engagement to Diana Spencer in 1981, not just the country but the world rejoiced. Diana, then still 19, seemed like she’d be a breath of fresh air in the stodgy Royal Family. Everyone looked at her and saw the future Queen Consort. Everyone – except possibly Charles himself.
During the very interview announcing their engagement, the reporter asked them about being in love. “Of course,” Diana instantly replied. “Whatever ‘in love’ means,” Charles added with a chuckle. Awkward gaffe? Possibly, but it would prove a sign of things to come.
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