DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: First, we take a look back at the engagement of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer in our "CNN 20" segment.</s>PRINCE CHARLES: Just delighted and happy. I am amazed that she's even brave enough to take me on.</s>QUESTION: And I suppose in love.</s>LADY DIANA SPENCER: Of course.</s>UNIDENTIFIED REPORTER: Nearly 10 years of speculation about Prince Charles' bride are over, and the man who said about 30 would be a good age to marry has fulfilled his own prediction.</s>QUESTION: Has it been a strain trying to carry out a courtship without anyone knowing?</s>SPENCER: Yes, it has, but I think anyone in the position we've been would feel pressure and everything, but it's been worthwhile, every bit of it.</s>QUESTION: What do you think of the news of their engagement?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think it's very good, very good.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I think he should get engaged, because he's getting older.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Wonderful. Perfect. Couldn't be better.</s>QUESTION: Why are you so pleased?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Because I think she's just the right person for him.</s>QUESTION: You've just come from the palace. What happened this morning and how do you feel now?</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Very happy for Diana, very happy. Very exiting. Very proud. Very happy.</s>QUESTION: It's a tremendous change for someone almost 19 to make all of a sudden, the transition.</s>SPENCER: It is, but I've had a small run-up to it at all in the last six months, and I expect Prince Charles and I can't go wrong if he's there with me.
CNN 20: The Engagement of Charles and Diana, February 24, 1981