The royal wedding bridal party was finally announced, and Meghan Markle's two goddaughters, Rylan, 7, and Remi, 6, will be accompanying her down the aisle when she weds Prince Harry. The girls are the daughters of Markle's close friend, Benita Litt, a lawyer-turned-entrepreneur. The future royal is so close with the Litt family, they've spent holidays together.

Here's what you should know about Litt:

Her kids will be in the royal wedding.

On May 16, it was announced Remi and Rylan, Litt's two daughters with her husband Darren, will be two of Markle's bridesmaids. It's royal tradition for the couple to have children in their wedding party.

Other bridesmaids will include Ivy Mulroney, daughter of Markle's best friend, Jessica Mulroney, as well as Prince Harry's goddaughters, Florence van Cutsem and Zalie Warren.

She runs a fashion company in California.

Litt and Krista Lissner created the bag brand Legend of Lido. They say on their site: "Every bag is designed from an exotic, one-of-a-kind print inspired by the world's vibrant colors and whimsical essence. We are on a mission to create the ultimate brand for the global nomad."

A profile on the site The Select 7 says Litt, who is originally from Florida, was "an entertainment attorney and branding expert, working in both LA and NY to help numerous celebrities, entrepreneurs, and young brands develop and protect their brand and reach their target audience," before starting the bag company.

Markle and her Suits costars have shown support for the company, which is based in Venice Beach, California.

Markle has spent holidays with the Litt family.

In 2016, Markle shared a sweet photo on her now-deleted Instagram account of herself with the Litt family celebrating in front of a Christmas tree. The future royal captioned the cute shot, "fairy goddaughters."

Litt is going to own the dance floor at the royal wedding.

A The Select 7 profile on the entrepreneur says, "Benita was an entertainment lawyer who also happens to know the lyrics to every hip hop song from the 90s."

So expect some impressive sing-alongs and dance moves to Salt-N-Pepa.

Kate Storey is the author of White House by the Sea: A Century of the Kennedys at Hyannis Port and the senior features editor at Rolling Stone. She was previously a staff writer at Esquire, where she covered culture and politics, and has written long-form profiles and narrative features for Vanity Fair, Marie Claire, Town & Country, and other publications.