Beyoncé Remembers Teen Fan Who Passed Away After Losing 10-Year Battle With Cancer

Beyoncé has always been fan friendly, so it really upset her when she found out on of the singer's most devoted fans had passed away.

The 32 year-old songstress met a British teen fan, who idolized her, for the first time in 2009.

Chelsea Lee James's dreams came true when she was invited by Beyoncé to join her onstage for a performance of 'Halo,' at a concert in Australia.

Bey then met the loyal fan again backstage at another show in November 2013.

But unfortunately the 15 year-old recently lost a 10-year battle with cancer and passed away on April 21st, after hearing this tragic news the 'Drunk In Love' singer sent a touching message to her family.

"Love and prayers to you and your family. Chelsea was a beautiful girl and I am so happy I was able to meet her. She touched my heart and I will never forget her," Beyoncé wrote in a note.

Chelsea's family posted a photo of the note, along with the 90 white roses that accompanied it, on a Facebook page that supported their daughter.

Bey sang to the Australian teen in front of more than 20,000 fans at the concert 5 years ago, she even changed the lyrics of 'Halo,' which brought a tear to Chelsea's eye.

"Chelsea I can see your halo, I pray it won't fade away," the pop star sang.

The two then shared another moment together backstage at her 'Mrs. Carter Show' last November after Camp Quality, a children's cancer charity, organised their meet.

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"I was so excited to meet Beyoncé again," she said, according to The Daily Telegraph. "This time ... I actually got to meet her backstage and talk to her and laugh with her, which was so cool. I'll never forget this."

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R.I.P Chelsea.