Meghan Markle surprises fans with new photos after Harry's big decision

Meghan Markle, who's making headlines with her latest project, has left fans in awe with her brand new photos with pals after Harry's major decision about his family.

The Duchess of Sussex dropped jaws in new pictures, making a sweet nod to her and Harry's two children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The former Suits star is seen sitting cross-legged on the grass with friends Kelly McKee Zajfen and Abigail Spencer in new stunning photos shared by the Alliance of Moms organisation, which supports expecting and parenting youth in foster care.

Meghan wore her hair loose in waves framing her face with a rosy cheek and nude lip make-up look as she cuddled up to closest pals in new intimate photos.

For the pose, the trio wore matching white T-shirts with "Love Like A Mother" printed on the front. They paired the tops with blue jeans.

Prince Harry's wife has been dubbed inspirational by one of her closest friends as she appeared in a series of new heartwarming snaps posted on Instagram.

Speaking about Meghan and her fellow Suits co-star, Abigail, Kelly wrote in the caption: "When we speak about the people in our lives who lift us up when you need it with undeniable force of pure love I think of these two. You inspire me. You pick me up when I need it and you Love Like A Mother!

Meghan's new pictures comes amid reports that Harry has decided to to give up his royal title as he allegedly severed ties from Britain as he  recently announced the US as his "new country" of residence in an updated Companies House filing. 

Business documents for the Duke's eco firm Travalyst indicate Harry as being a US resident since June 29 last year, the day King Charles asked him and Meghan to vacate Frogmore Cottage.

Royal expert Arthur Edwards told The Sun: "It's another sign that he's really cut ties with the Royal Family. I've always said that I thought Prince Harry would one day come back here and work for the Royal Family."

"He's made his mind up that America is home and that's where he wants to stay. One day he may even apply for citizenship. That way he'll have to give up his title - the Duke of Sussex," said the expert.