Reuniting for a charitable cause, Meghan Markle and her former ‘Suits’ co-star Abigail Spencer advocate for young parents from foster care systems

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, recently teamed up with her former “Suits” co-star Abigail Spencer for a heartfelt campaign aimed at supporting young mothers. The duo, along with Kelly McKee Zajfen, co-founder of the Alliance of Moms, posed in matching T-shirts for the “Love Like a Mother” initiative, highlighting their commitment to uplifting young parents who have experienced foster care.

During the gathering, captured in a series of Instagram photos shared by Spencer, the group was seen sharing laughs and moments of camaraderie. The initiative’s T-shirts, bearing the campaign’s name, symbolize the support and community-building efforts led by the Alliance of Moms. Spencer, a mother herself, expressed her pride in contributing to a cause that enhances the lives of young parents by providing essential services, education, and advocacy.

The campaign also holds a special place for Zajfen, who is navigating the loss of her nine-year-old son, George. In his memory, the Zajfen family has organized a fundraiser to support the pediatric electrophysiology fund at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles, which Markle recently visited as part of the “Make March Matter” campaign.

Markle, who shares two children with Prince Harry, has been actively involved in various charitable endeavors, aligning her efforts with organizations that advocate for children and families. The reunion with Spencer not only served as a testament to their lasting friendship but also as a platform to amplify their philanthropic passions.

Spencer reflected on the renewed popularity of “Suits,” which has found a second wave of viewership on Netflix, enhancing the global recognition of its cast. This reunion and charitable involvement come as the “Suits” universe continues to expand, with new spinoffs and series capturing the enduring appeal of the original show.