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

The Prince and Princess of Wales invited a 16-year-old battling cancer to Windsor Castle for a very special role.

Getting a hug from Catherine, the Princess of Wales, wasn't even on 16-year-old Liz Hatton's bucket list. But the budding photographer, who was diagnosed with terminal cancer early this year, not only got an emotional embrace from Princess Kate at Windsor Castle on Wednesday,

The Princess of Wales posted a photo of herself hugging 16-year-old Liz Hatton around a month after finishing chemotherapy.

Liz Hatton—who is battling terminal cancer— told BBC Radio 4's Today program that meeting Princess Kate and Prince William was "a massive shock." After Hatton, 16, received a diagnosis of a rare and aggressive form of cancer she set out to create a photography bucket list,

Kate Middleton praised a teenager cancer fighter for inspiring her and husband Prince William for her strength as she battled the cruel disease. The 42-year-old’s first public appearance while undertaking royal duties saw her hosting sporting heroes at Windsor Castle.

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,

The Princess of Wales recently announced she completed chemotherapy and is making a slow return to royal duties.