Teenage photographer Liz Hatton, who has died age 17, spoke to BBC Breakfast about meeting Princess Kate at an investiture in October. The young woman, from Harrogate, was diagnosed with an aggressive desmoplastic small round cell tumour in January.

Liz Hatton, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, was pictured hugging the Princess of Wales at an investiture at Windsor Castle in October where the pair discussed their love of photography

Liz Hatton, the teenager who bonded with Kate Middleton over their shared photography hobby on Oct. 2 at Windsor Castle, has died

With her strength and joy for life shown in facing the illness, she had been an inspiration for Kate Middleton, who wanted to meet her last month at Windsor Castle. Liz Hatton, the

THE young photographer who hugged Princess Kate as the two cancer fighters shared a touching moment has died. Liz Hatton passed away in the early hours of this morning at her home in Harrogate,

Liz Hatton, a 17-year-old photographer who met Kate Middelton and was pictured embracing her, has died while battling a rare form of cancer.

Liz Hatton, 17, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, died in the early hours of Wednesday morning, her mother Vicky Robayna announced on social media. On X, formerly Twitter, Ms Robayna said that Liz had "remained determined to the last" and was still making plans for her future on Tuesday.

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. Liz and the Princess connected over their shared love of taking photos and Kate,

She was not only a phenomenal photographer, she was the best human and the most wonderful daughter and big sister we could ever have asked for.'