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Princess Kate Says Jellycat Toys Remind Her of Teen Who Died of Cancer

Summary by Wales Online
Liz Hatton, who lost her 10-month cancer fight in November 2024, was pictured hugging Kate at Windsor Castle after being invited to take photos of William at an investiture ceremony.

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Princess Kate says Jellycat toys remind her of teen who died of cancer

Liz Hatton, who lost her 10-month cancer fight in November 2024, was pictured hugging Kate at Windsor Castle after being invited to take photos of William at an investiture ceremony.

·Wales, United Kingdom
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Kate shares how Jellycat toys remind her of teenage photographer who died of cancer

The girl was pictured hugging Kate at Windsor Castle before her death in 2024

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily MirrorDaily Mirror
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Kate meets grieving family of tragic cancer teen as they give her sweet gift

The Princess of Wales surprised guests by attending her first Buckingham Palace garden party in two years after missing out on last year's events as she underwent cancer treatment

·London, United Kingdom
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Daily Mirror broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Tuesday, May 20, 2025.
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