Royals officially mourn the Queen until Monday.
Catherine, the Princess of Wales, will no longer be attending the charity event she wasThe official royal mourning period lasts until seven days after Monday's funeral, meaning all unrelated official appearances are canceled.reports, this unfortunately means that Princess Kate will also be missing Federer's last professional tennis event before his recently announced retirement.
Back in August, it was announced that the royal and the athlete would be co-hosting a fundraiser whereby all proceeds from tickets to the Laver Cup Open Practice Day in London would be donated to
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