Duchess Kate helped cancer patients check off items on their 'photo bucket list'.
On October 2, Prince William hosted an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle and invited Liz, a 16-year-old aspiring photographer who is battling cancer, to capture the moment on film.
On the Prince and Princess of Wales' official Instagram page, the royal couple shared photos from the event taken by Liz.
“Congratulations to everyone who was honored today in Windsor! I was so happy to receive the award!” @lizhatton_photography They helped me capture these special moments,” the caption reads.
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“It was such a pleasure meeting and photographing everyone in Windsor today. It was such an honor and essentially felt like a dream come true. So I look forward to being a part of all future events. I sincerely hope so! xx,” Liz commented. Posted by the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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A second post was shared on Wednesday showing Middleton hugging Liz at Windsor Castle.
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“It was great to meet Liz in Windsor today. She is a talented young photographer whose creativity and strength has inspired both of us. Thank you for sharing your photos and stories ” is written in the caption.
According to the BBC, Liz was diagnosed with desmoplastic small round cell tumor in January. This is a rare and aggressive cancer. The newspaper reported that the 16-year-old boy was given six months to three years to live.
Duchess Kate helped a teenage cancer patient complete his bucket list items. (Getty Images)
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In May, Liz's mother Vicky Take me to X I used to share my daughter's “photo bucket list” on Twitter.
“A talented young photographer whose creativity and strength inspired both of us. Thank you for sharing your photos and stories.”
“Liz is 16 years old and lives to take pictures. She has a rare and aggressive form of cancer and doctors have told her she has 6 months to 3 years to live. We hope every day that she lives a lifetime, but if that doesn't happen, we want to create memories for her that will last a lifetime,'' the post has been viewed nearly 1 million times. said.
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“If I could accomplish just one thing on her photo bucket list, she would be overjoyed.”
Middleton revealed in September that she is cancer-free. (Karwai Tan/Wire Image)
Just a month after Middleton shared a video announcing that she had completed chemotherapy, Middleton helped Liz complete an item on her bucket list.
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In March, Middleton revealed her cancer diagnosis and said she was undergoing preventive chemotherapy. In a video shared last month, the royal revealed that she is cancer-free after completing treatment.
The mother-of-three admitted it had been an “incredibly tough” year for her family, but her battle with cancer has given her many opportunities, including “loving and being loved.” “It reminded me to be grateful for the simple but important things in life,” he said.
