Kate Middleton and Prince William invited the cancer-fighting teenager to Windsor Castle

On September 17, Kate Middleton hold Her first official meeting in the Windsor Castle office she works with Prince William follow the end of her cancer treatment. This week, the princess invited a special guest to the office with her as a palace colleague for the day. Liz Hatton, A 16-year-old girl with an aggressive form of cancer brought her camera to photograph the inauguration that William hosted on Wednesday, and the event was followed by a private meeting with the couple.

Kate and William later took to Instagram to share photos and personal messages from their meeting on Wednesday. “Nice to see Liz in Windsor today,” the caption read. “A talented young photographer whose creativity and strength inspired us both. Thank you for sharing your photos and stories with us.” It’s signed with their initials and a red heart emoji.

In May, Hatton’s mother Vicky Robany shared that her daughter was working on a “photography bucket list” after her diagnosis and that the list included a wish to see some of her photos published in major magazines. According to Daily mail, Hatton’s story caught the attention of William and Kate through His association with the charity London Air Ambulance.

In the September 9 video, where Kate shared that her chemotherapy treatment was over, she also offered a message of support for others facing cancer. “To everyone who is continuing their own cancer journey — I am still with you, side by side, hand in hand,” she said. “From darkness can come light, so let that light shine.”

Following her announcement, Kensington Palace said the princess was planning a “light agenda” for the rest of the year, along with expected appearances at Remembrance Day ceremonies celebrated in November. Last weekShe also had the opportunity to see a performance of Giselle by the English National Ballet in London.