Princess Kate "will resonate deeply” with the inspirational teen’s cancer death which would have “hit hard”, a royal commentator has asaid. Aspiring teenage photographer, Liz Hatton, died on November 27 aged 17 after an "unbelievably brave" cancer battle.

The Prince and Princess of Wales met Liz Hatton, who died on Nov. 27, at Windsor Castle last month, with Kate sharing a special moment with the teen

Many are asking about the details surrounding Liz Hatton’s death, especially following her prolonged battle with a rare disease. Interest has grown as the young girl’s inspiring journey, marked by her photography achievements and a memorable meeting with Kate Middleton,

Liz Hatton, 17, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, died in the early hours of Wednesday morning, her mother Vicky Robayna wrote on social media. Liz made, who was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer in January, made headlines back in June after Vicky posted her bucket list on X, formerly Twitter.

The mum of teenage photographer Liz Hatton wrote a heartbreaking message to the Prince and Princess of Wales - after the 17-year-old died from a rare and aggressive cancer

The Prince and Princess of Wales have paid a moving tribute on social media to Liz Hatton, a 17-year-old photographer who has sadly died after being diagnosed with cancer earlier this year.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have paid tribute to a young woman with cancer whom they met at Windsor Castle earlier this year. On Wednesday, Nov. 27, it was announced that teen photographer Liz Hatton had passed away following her diagnosis with a rare and aggressive form of cancer.

A talented young photographer whose creativity and strength has inspired us both. Thank you for sharing your photos and story with us. W&C.” Hatton was originally invited to photograph William’s investitures at the palace after he heard about her love of the art at a previous engagement for London Air Ambulance.