A teenage girl with cancer has been told she will be helped to fulfil some of her “bucket list” after she met the Princess of Wales at Windsor Castle. Aspiring photographer Liz Hatton, 16, has a rare and aggressive form of the disease and has dropped her formal studies in favour of following her dream of photography.

The Princess of Wales was photographed hugging photographer Liz Roboyna, 16, who is battling a rare and aggressive tumour, in images shared by Kate and Prince William on social media today.

The princess made a rare appearance behind the scenes after privately meeting Liz Hatton, whom William invited to capture the investiture ceremony

Liz Hatton, 16, was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer in January. Doctors gave her between six months and three years to live.

Kate Middleton and Prince William made a teenage cancer patient's "bucket list" dream come true after inviting the aspiring photographer to Windsor Castle Oct. 2.

Liz Hatton spoke to BBC Radio 4 about the 'massive shock' of meeting the Prince and Princess of Wales at Windsor Castle

Catherine, Princess of Wales, met with a teenager navigating her own cancer journey on Wednesday, sharing photos of their meeting weeks after the princess announced she completed her own chemotherapy treatment.

Kate Middleton returned to work after announcing she is in remission, but the Princess of Wales is using her platform to help a teen who is currently battling cancer. Liz Hatton met with Kate and Prince William at Windsor Castle on Wednesday,

Kate Middleton announced she completed chemotherapy in September, and it seems like she's starting to dip her toe into royal duties once again. The Princess of Wales delighted royal fans by sharing photos from a surprise appearance on Instagram Wednesday,