Roger Federer shared highlights from his “special weekend” with his children and wife Mirka, at Dartmouth College. The 42-year-old was invited to the commencement ceremony, where he addressed the graduates.
Federer enjoyed an illustrious tennis career, winning twenty Grand Slam titles, among other achievements. These include holding the record for most consecutive weeks as World No. 1 among male players at 237 weeks.
Since retiring, the Swiss has focused on endorsements, business ventures, and philanthropy through the Roger Federer Foundation. He was honored with a doctorate from the institution and was invited to motivate the graduates through a commencement speech.
The 20-time Grand Slam champion shared some of the highlights from his weekend at Dartmouth. These included joyful moments with fans by posing while donning a football helmet and taking an adorable selfie with his wife Mirka. Furthermore, he was also seen spending time with his children.
“What a special weekend up at @dartmouthcollege.” Federer captioned his post.