Scobie tweeted that the second shower will be "a smaller gathering," and is set to take place after Markle returns from a trip to Morocco scheduled for February 23 - 25.
If true, Markle would be slightly deviating from royal tradition, though there is no official protocol in place that prevents it.
Royal expert Marlene Koenig of Royal Musings told INSIDER that showers "are more North American than British," though that doesn't mean Markle cannot have one of her own.
"Being a member of the royal family does not mean she has to eschew American traditions," Koenig told INSIDER. "It may not be a British tradition, royal or otherwise, but no one is violating 'protocol.'"
According to royal commentator Victoria Arbiter , another reason the royal family shies away from baby showers has to do with the gift-giving that typically happens at these parties.
Speaking of gifts, a crib was seen making its way into The Mark hotel on Tuesday, though there's no word if the crib is a gift or part of the decor. Markle's "Suits" co-star Spencer was also spotted bringing a gift bag into the hotel.
Kensington Palace declined to comment on baby showers within the royal family.