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Young photographer battling cancer who counts Princess Kate as a fan snaps stars at Venom premiere

Teenager Liz Hatton, who has a rare form of cancer, has been given up to three years to live

SHE counts the Princess of Wales among the fans of her photography and now Liz Hatton has been snapping stars at the London premiere of Tom Hardy movie Venom.

The teen, who is terminally ill with a rare cancer, was at the BFI IMAX in Waterloo, where she got pictures of the film’s Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple at the event.

Photographer Liz Hatton with the Princess of Wales earlier this month
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Photographer Liz Hatton with the Princess of Wales earlier this monthCredit: Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Liz was snapping stars at the London premiere of Tom Hardy movie Venom on Wednesday
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Liz was snapping stars at the London premiere of Tom Hardy movie Venom on WednesdayCredit: Getty
Liz took this gorgeous photo of Love Islander Ekin-Su
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Liz took this gorgeous photo of Love Islander Ekin-SuCredit: @lizhatton_photography

Liz, who took her position next to legendary showbiz snapper Dave Bennet, also got this glam shot of Love Islander Ekin-Su Culculoglu who looked gorgeous in a black gown.

Liz met royal Kate – who opened up about her own cancer diagnosis in March – when she was invited to Windsor Castle to take photographs of an investiture ceremony earlier this month.

Kate and Prince William said Liz was “a talented young photographer whose creativity and strength has inspired us both”.

I couldn’t agree more.

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Liz, who was joined by mum Vicky Robayna, step-dad Aaron and brother Mateo when she met the royals, replied: "Such lovely, genuine and kind people, I'm over the moon that my family and I had this experience."

She added: "It was my absolute pleasure to meet everyone and take photos today at Windsor, it was a great honour and was essentially a dream come true, so I truly hope to be part of any and all future events."

The teenager, from Harrogate, North Yorkshire, was diagnosed with desmoplastic small round cell tumour in January, and given between six months and three years to live.

William learned about her via the London Air Ambulance Charity, which he is patron of.

Check out her snaps on Instagram .

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Liz also snapped Ted Lasso stars Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple at the event
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Liz also snapped Ted Lasso stars Hannah Waddingham and Juno Temple at the eventCredit: @lizhatton_photography
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