Well, this is very nice: according to "Finding Freedom," a new biography of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry by Omid Scobie and Caroline Durand, Prince Charles has a meaningful testament to his bond with Meghan at his Clarence House residence The book says. Those who watched the royal wedding will recall that Prince Charles walked the last part of Meghan's aisle in Prince George's chapel, and as the Independent quoted (opens in new tab), Scobie and Durand say Charles has taken the framed black-and-white photograph" of the moment in their home, they report.

A friend of Meghan's told royal biographers that Meghan's "life really changed for the better when she found a supportive and loving father like Charles." Prince Charles is also fond of Princess Meghan, one source told Scobie and Durand. The heir to the throne is reportedly "taking great pleasure and pleasure" in his relationship with Princess Meghan, his "beloved youngest child."

Another big fan of Meghan? The Queen herself (opens in new tab) is reported to have met the future Duchess of Sussex and liked her immediately. The monarch's corgis also took an immediate liking to Princess Meghan, and Scobie and Durand reportedly hit it off instantly. The royal correspondents write, "As the dogs lay at her feet wagging their tails, Meghan was also reassured by the warm and affectionate queen, just as Harry had told his grandmother he would be." The conversation flowed naturally before Meghan had to leave."