Kate Middleton, Prince William Mourn Teen Cancer Patient After Her Death

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have expressed their condolences following the passing of a young cancer patient with whom they had developed a close bond.

A Special Bond

Kate Middleton and Prince William first met 16-year-old Olivia Campbell at the Royal Marsden Hospital in 2018 when she was being treated for a rare form of cancer. Over the years, they visited her multiple times, offering support and encouragement.

“Olivia was a truly remarkable young woman who touched the hearts of everyone who knew her,” said a spokesperson for Kensington Palace. “Their Royal Highnesses have been deeply affected by her passing and will always remember her strength and determination.”

A Tribute to Olivia

To honor Olivia’s memory, the Duke and Duchess have donated to the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, which provides financial assistance and support to families affected by cancer.

“We are incredibly grateful for the support of Their Royal Highnesses,” said Dr. Mike Farrell, Clinical Director of the Royal Marsden Hospital. “Their donation will help us continue our vital work of providing care and support to young cancer patients and their families.”

Olivia’s Legacy

Olivia’s story has inspired many, including those who did not know her personally. Her family has established the Olivia Campbell Foundation to raise awareness about teenage cancer and provide support to young people affected by the disease.

“Olivia would be so proud of the impact she is having,” said her mother, Julie Campbell. “Her legacy will live on through the work of the foundation and the lives she has touched.”

The passing of Olivia Campbell is a tragic reminder of the challenges faced by young cancer patients and their families. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s unwavering support and the legacy of Olivia’s determination continue to inspire hope and resilience in the fight against cancer.