Missé Beqiri shares heart-wrenching tribute to murdered brother Flamur

Missé Beqiri shared a heart-wrenching tribute to her late brother Flamur ‘Alex’ Beqiri on Christmas Eve as she marked a year since his tragic murder.

The Real Housewives of Cheshire star, 34, took to Instagram to share a flood of pictures of herself and Flamur as she penned a touching message for her brother.

She emotionally revealed that she always keeps Flamur, 36, in her heart and that ‘nothing has felt the same’ since his death a year ago.

Missé went on to gush that she will ‘never forget’ her late brother’s ‘smile’ and said her heart ‘is broken because I can’t understand why’.

She also wrote that she ‘never got a chance to say I love you’ and ‘never got a chance to say I’ll miss you’ in her poignant post.

She posted: ‘I never got a chance to say I love you, never got a chance to say I’ll miss you.

‘I have you in my heart no matter how far you are, to the heaves I wish I could fly. I will remember everyday with you. 

‘You left us a year ago and nothing has felt the same. I know you feel my tears, and you don’t want us to cry yet my heart is broken because I can’t understand why. 

‘Til we meet again my brother, I never forget you and your smile.

‘I know you are with me and all I do is for you, you told me to never give up. I am you.’

And Missé concluded the lengthy tribute to Flamur by simply writing: ‘Soulmates for life.’ 

Flamur was shot dead in front of his wife Debora Krasniqi and his child outside their £1.5million home in Battersea on Christmas Eve last year.

He had just returned to the family home on Christmas Eve at 9pm when he was murdered.

Kickboxer Anis Hemissi, 22, from Malmo, Sweden, was arrested at Copenhagen Airport over Flamur’s death on January 20.

Swedish nationals Estevan Munizaga, 34, Tobias Andersson, 31, and Hemissi, are charged with executing the father last December 24.

Clifford Rollex, 30, of Islington, a fourth suspect accused in connection with the killing, was charged with perverting the course of justice on October 29.

Hemissi denied murder and possession of a handgun earlier this year and a trial date was fixed for July 12 next year, with a time estimate of three weeks. 

He will return on January 26 with Rollex, Munizaga, and Andersson, when they will formally enter pleas.

Rollex remains on conditional bail subject to an electronically monitored tag. 

Flamur has been linked to several gangland murders in Sweden, where he was once one of the country’s most wanted men. 

He was a Swedish citizen of Albanian origin who had left Malmo for London nearly five years ago.

Flamur first met his wife Debora at his sister Misse’s wedding to her now ex-husband, Manchester United goalkeeper Anders Lindegaard. 

He was said to have proposed after flying their families to a chalet in Kitzbuhel, Austria, where he covered the floor in a 1,000 red rose petals. 

The wedding featured a lavish ceremony at a hotel on Lake Como, Italy, in October 2018.

His sister Misse shares her son Julian, five, with her ex-husband Anders, 36, but welcomed her second child River, two, in 2016 with her current partner Jake Hall. 

In February, a source exclusively told MailOnline that Jake had re-proposed to Missé over the Christmas period in a ‘new chapter’ for the couple. 

They said: ‘The incident made them both realise what’s most important – family – so it of course brought them closer together. The re-proposal signifies a new chapter for them as a family.’