A teenage cancer patient who was hugged by Princess Kate has told GB News that she is "beyond lucky", following their meeting at Windsor Castle this week. Liz Hatton, 16, who is battling an aggressive and rare form of cancer,

Liz Hatton, a U.K. 16-year-old fighting a rare and aggressive form of cancer, was invited to spend Wednesday afternoon at Windsor Castle photographing an investiture ceremony led by Prince William. She was treated to an unforgettable afternoon, but got another surprise: A personal meeting and hug from Kate Middleton and the prince of Wales.

Teen cancer patient Liz Hatton told BBC Radio 4 about the moment she was hugged by Princess Kate at Windsor Castle on Thursday, Oct. 3

One teenager's royal dreams came true when she was invited to photograph an investiture at Windsor Castle on Wednesday, Oct. 2, and 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."

Kate Middleton shared a touching moment with a young woman battling cancer at Windsor Castle Tuesday. The Prince and Princess of Wales shared photos on their official shared Instagram account of a meeting with Liz, a 16-year-old aspiring photographer from Harrogate, England, who was diagnosed with cancer in January.

Princess Kate helped a teen photographer battling a rare form of cancer check an item off her “bucket list” Wednesday.

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