Emily Beazly, a 12-year-old, who has been fighting cancer for four years now, passed away, three weeks after getting a call from her idol, Taylor Swift. Emily was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma when she was eight.

Emily, who was one of Swift's biggest fans, got a phone call from Swift after a campaign that was organized by her friends to get the star to meet her. The social media campaign involved a music video that recorded over 200 children singing to Swift's songs.

According to Mail Online, Emily was also offered to meet Swift on May 30, but unfortunately she died before her wish could be fulfilled.

Emily's mother, Nadia, speaking to Us Magazine, said that her daughter had the biggest smile and jumped up and down when Taylor got in touch for a call.

She said, "The smile on my daughter [is one] I have not seen in a very, very long time. I could cry," according to NBC Chicago.

Swift, later announced to the media that her mother was also suffering from cancer. She posted a message on social networking site talking about how she got in touch with young Emily and that they talked about music, being on tour as well as cancer over the phone.

After the demise of young Emily, her mother wrote on Facebook, saying, "My beautiful Emily got to use her angel wings. She fought hard to the end. Her last gift to me was passing peacefully," according to NBC Chicago.

Speaking to The Chicago Tribune, Dr. Jason Canner, one Emily's oncologists said, "She was an amazing girl, very unselfish. Even though she knew it was too late for her, she wanted people to continue to raise money for research. She wanted to help find a cure."