Missé Beqiri Spotted For First Time Since Her Brother Was Murdered!

Missé Beqiri has been seen for the first time since her brother was murdered on Christmas Eve. The Real Housewives of Cheshire alum was seen out in East London with son Julian (5), and daughter River (2), on Monday, five weeks after her brother Flamur 'Alex' Beqiri was gunned down in front of his wife and young son.

Missé was photographed walking down the street, chatting with son Julian - who she shares with her ex-husband Anders Lindegaard. She also cradled her adorable daughter who she shares with fiancé Jake Hall.

Missé was seen wearing her engagement from Jake, an insider revealed that the former TOWIE star had re-proposed to her over the Christmas period in a 'new chapter' for the couple.

"The incident made them both realize what's most important - family - so it of course brought them closer together," the source told The Daily Mail. "The re-proposal signifies a new chapter for them as a family."

Earlier this month, a man was arrested in Denmark over the brutal murder of Beqiri's brother Flamur "Alex" Beqiri, who was gunned down outside his £1.5million home in Battersea, South West London in front of his wife and young son on Christmas Eve.

The 22-year-old suspect was held under a European Arrest Warrant at Copenhagen Airport at the request of Scotland Yard after arriving there on a flight from Thailand.

The man arrested, Anis Hassimi, who is a kickboxer, is from the Swedish city of Malmo, where Beqiri fled in 2016 after receiving death threats, The Sun reported.

Flamur and his wife, Credit: Enterprise News & Pictures

British detectives have been liaising with Swedish colleagues and believe Beqiri, of Albanian origin, was caught up in a gang war with North African criminals, the publication reported.

A hitman is believed to have kept Beqiri under watch before gunning him down as he returned home on the evening of December 24 with his wife and their son.

The man arrested for Beqiri’s murder is said to be of Tunisian origin. He has denied any involvement in the murder and has vowed to fight extradition to the UK.

Anis Hassimi, Credit: Facebook

“A 22-year-old man was arrested at Copenhagen Airport, Denmark, on 20 January on a European Arrest Warrant on suspicion of the murder of Flamur Beqiri,” The Metropolitan Police said in a statement to The Sun. “He remains in custody in Denmark pending extradition proceedings back to the UK.”

Source/Photo Credit: Getty Images, Nick Edwards via The Daily Mail