The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has received a warm reception since returning to the United Kingdom, according to her close friend Kelly McKee Zajfen. McKee Zajfen shared a series of photos on Instagram showing Meghan and the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, spending time with her and their six-month-old son, Jack, during walks and casual meals at local pubs. Describing Meghan as her "bestie," McKee Zajfen highlighted moments like Meghan cradling baby Jack on her lap and Harry playing with him on the floor. McKee Zajfen, who appeared in Meghan’s Netflix documentary With Love, Meghan, expressed gratitude to everyone they met during their time in the UK, saying it was "beautiful to witness" the support for her friend. She also noted that Meghan missed the UK as well. In the photos, Prince Lilibet, Meghan and Harry’s youngest child, was shown from behind looking at baby Jack as he lay on a sofa next to his mother. McKee Zajfen described the time spent with Meghan and her family as "magical," especially with Jack experiencing new milestones. She shared her joy in being part of these moments, emphasizing that family time was exactly what was needed. She added that simple pleasures, like mashed peas and fish and chips, made the experience even more heartwarming. Earlier this year, Meghan wore a T-shirt from the All Mama, All Heart collection, which supports the Alliance of Moms, an organization co-founded by McKee Zajfen to assist young parents in the Los Angeles foster care system. The Sussexes arrived in the UK just over a month ago, marking a significant change after their decision to leave the working monarchy and move to the United States six years ago. However, their return has not been without challenges. The couple removed their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, from their new school after just two days due to difficulties with private security during the school run. The children are now reportedly attending a different school. Tensions also arose between the Sussexes and the Royal Household when a letter, authorized by the King, was sent to government officials, reminding them that Harry and Meghan are "private citizens." The couple reportedly found the letter unexpected and have expressed a preference for being referred to as "public figures" instead.