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OMGPregnant Meghan Markle to Celebrate a Second Baby Shower With Mom Doria Ragland!
Time for round two! Pregnant Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle will reportedly have a second baby shower in the U.K., following the first lovely event thrown for the former actress by her friends and family in NYC back in February.
“A second shower is happening in the U.K. with Doria,” an insider told Us Weekly about another pre-baby bash with the 37-year-old’s mom Doria Ragland. “It’s not happening until the first week of April. Duchess Kate will be there, as well as a lot of Meghan’s U.K. friends and family.”
Considering how lovely her first shower seemed to be, we can’t wait to see what the second one brings! On February 19, Meg’s close pal Serena Williams hosted a lovely party for the duchess and her friends and family to celebrate the upcoming birth of her first child with husband Prince Harry.
In addition to enjoying the company of loved ones, the shower guests got to create beautiful personal flower arrangements as part of the festivities. Gayle King actually revealed the sweet gesture on CBS This Morning a few days following the shower, where she also explained that the bouquets were donated to a charity called Repeat Roses that donates the arrangements to organizations in the NYC area.
“I’ve never seen anything like this at a baby shower,” the 64-year-old news anchor said on February 21. “I mean, it just speaks to who [Meghan] is. She’s very kind, she’s very generous. [She’s] a really, really sweet person … it was a very, very small private affair and just a very special time for her.”
Though we don’t know the duchess’ exact due date, the fact that her second shower will allegedly happen in early April seems to solidify the theory that the baby will be coming next month! We know we’re not the only ones who can’t wait to meet this royal bundle of joy.
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