Meghan Markle’s friend Kelly McKee Zajfen shares snaps of UK visit, Prince Harry seen with baby
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex relocated from California to the UK last month.
Meghan Markle has had her first visitor since she relocated to the UK.
Best friend Kelly McKee Zajfen shared a series of snaps from her visit to see the Duke and Duchess in their new home.
The pair moved from California to Prince Harry’s homeland last month.
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The carousel of 13 images and one video featured Meghan and Prince Harry.
In the lengthy caption, Ms McKee Zajfen wrote that she was “having the best time”.
“There’s something so special about getting a taste of this magical place with my bestie, and having my sweet Jack along for the adventure,” she wrote.
“I’ve loved seeing this sweet chapter through her eyes and daily adventures! Especially getting to experience so many little firsts with Jack by my side.”
The co-founder of The Alliance of Moms continued, writing that family time was “what the heart ordered”.
“🇬🇧 you’ve been so good to us. We’re leaving with full hearts and definitely leaving a piece of ours here,” she wrote.
“To everyone we’ve met or bumped into, thank you for being so loving to my friend It’s been beautiful to witness. She missed you too!”
The post included shots of Meghan and Prince Harry playing with and cuddling Ms McKee Zajfen’s baby, Jack.

In one image, Lilibet, five, could be seen from behind with the infant.
Friend Marcus Anderson was also pictured in some of the snaps.
Whether it was visiting the pub, drinking wine in the garden, eating fish and chips with mushy peas, or frolicking in the countryside, it appears Meghan and Prince Harry have settled down in the UK comfortably.
