The royal family will likely raise a toast in honor of Queen Elizabeth in the evening as a tribute to her and ‘will very much’ spend the day reflecting on her memories

King Charles is adamant that he will attend and "honor" his late mother, Queen Elizabeth I, at this year's Royal Ascot. According to The Blast, the reigning monarch reportedly wants to attend to honor the late queen's love of horse racing and the horses she had under care in her stables.

“Today we are remembering Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,” Ferguson, who was married to Elizabeth’s son Prince Andrew from 1986 to 1996, wrote via Instagram on Sunday. “Thank you for all that you have taught us, for being a steadfast leader and dear friend. You are sorely missed.”

Former royal butler Grant Harrold shared how he believed the royal family would celebrate the late Queen Elizabeth’s birthday this year. "They won't publicly do anything,” Grant revealed, according to People in an article published on Sunday,

King Charles spent what would have been the late Queen Elizabeth's 98th birthday at church in Scotland. The 75-year-old monarch - who is currently undergoing treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer - was seen driving himself and Queen Camilla,

Amid his cancer treatment, King Charles III and Queen Camilla attend a church service on what would have been the late Queen Elizabeth II’s 98th birthday