We can officially stop worrying about Meghan Markle's (opens in new tab) post-"Meggitt."

This encouraging update comes courtesy of someone very close to Meghan (opens in new tab), her mother Doria Ragland (opens in new tab).

According to People (open in new tab), sources who know Doria say that the royal in-laws have only positive things to say about Meghan and Harry's decision (open in new tab) - and what it means for her daughter going forward.

According to sources, Doria says (open in new tab) that "Meghan is strong and will always be okay."

Meghan's mother (opens in new tab), who lives in Los Angeles and works as a social worker and yoga instructor, has maintained a close bond with her daughter since moving to England and reportedly traveled to Vancouver to spend the holidays with the Sussexes this year. He reportedly traveled to Vancouver to spend the holidays with the Sussexes this year.

Her biggest takeaway from the vacation trip was that, like many grandmothers, she seemed quite focused on her grandchildren. And Doria hasn't stopped marveling about how wonderful baby Archie (opens in new tab) has been since the trip.

"She says her grandchildren are the cutest," the source added.

We agree. All in all.

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