'Warrior princess' Kiara, 7, loses cancer fight days after Zendaya makes dying wish come true

The family of a seven-year-old Glasgow girl paid tribute to their "warrior princess" "after she lost her brave battle with brain cancer.

Little Kiara Buonomo pbaded away in the early hours of yesterday morning, just over a year after being diagnosed with the devastating illness.

A fundraising page set up on Facebook by her dad Aldo to raise money to cover the death penalty.

He posted: "We are sorry for the bearers of sad news, but our beautiful princess Kiara Buonomo pbaded away through the night (Sunday), around 3:30 am.

"The family is very saddened and not accepting any sympathy and calls at the moment.

"I hope heaven is prepared for the arrival of a warrior princess.
"Tough and stubborn as old boots, strong as an ox, and the heart of a lion
" She was the true definition of a warrior and fought the hardest battle for the longest length of time. "

Kiara's death comes true when she receives a message from Disney actress Zendaya.

Earlier this month dad Aldo uploaded a video online showing the seven-year-old brave Glasgow schoolgirl singing along with Zendaya to her favorite song Wonderful Life.

The Greatest Showman actress responded to a special video message

In the message shared by Aldo on Twitter, Zendaya offers Kiara a 'virtual hug' and praises the youngster for her singing abilities.

"I saw a video of you singing along with smallfoot and you sounded beautiful," said Zendaya.

"I just wanted to say hell You are doing amazing. "

She added:" Hopefully one day I will be able to meet you in real life. "

The A-list (19659022) Kiara Buonomo is suffering from terminal stage 4 brain cancer
(Image: Daily Record)

Little Kiara was diagnosed with brain cancer in January last year and

Mum Natasha, 1965, p. , 30, said the hate-filled messages were destroying her and her family.

She said: "It's sickened us. We have enough to think about the extra stress of this. "

Star Rangers Alfredo Morelos later wrote a heartwarming letter to Kiara after hearing about her family being targeted by the vile online hate.

The funeral fundraising page smashed its £ 3000 target within hours.

He added: "Let us try to raise our expectations."
"She fought for us, now let's fight for her."

Click here to Donate to the family's fundraising page