Jake Hall’s Ex On Sudden Death: “I Wish He Called Me” | Missé Beqiri

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Was Missé present the night Jake Hall died and why does she say “I wish he called me”?

Missé Beqiri 0:00
So the night Jake died, I was there. I wish he called me, because it is haunting me now. Would this have ever happened if I didn't leave? I'm Miss A, and I'm a supermodel from Sweden.
Paul C. Brunson 0:12
Can we dig deep on you? You joined the Real Housewives of Cheshire.
Unknown 0:16
Yeah.
Missé Beqiri 0:16
You think I have time to, like, play friends?
Paul C. Brunson 0:21
That yell was like, Paul, don't bring that up.
Missé Beqiri 0:23
To be honest with you, I've never said this before out loud, but... Now, Jake, at that time, he was on TOWIE.
Paul C. Brunson 0:29
And when you saw Jake for the first time, did that fire set in?
Missé Beqiri 0:33
Yeah, he was very electric. I never thought we were actually gonna break up. Everyone around us knew it was some crazy love we had. But we also had some very dark moments together. It was fire with fire.
Paul C. Brunson 0:47
When you have a partner who's struggling with mental health, it's incredibly hard. From your position, what happened today?
Missé Beqiri 0:54
Until this day, I'm like, surely someone is going to wake me up and say it's a bad dream. Like, he would never have left our dotted river. I go, mommy loves you.

How did Missé’s Albanian-Swedish childhood shape her identity and family dynamics?

Missé Beqiri 1:03
Yeah, but you're not that. Probably looks like crazy right now.
Paul C. Brunson 1:07
You know, you look incredibly human to me. You're going through a lot. But when you think back, is there anything that you want to clarify? Before we begin, a quick note that my conversation with Missy includes discussion of the sudden passing of Jake Hall. Now, we talk openly about loss, grief, and its impact, and some viewers may find parts of this conversation upsetting, so please watch with care. We've listed support resources in the episode description. I just want to acknowledge how appreciative I am for you to come in.
Missé Beqiri 1:51
Thank you. I'm so pleased to be here.
Paul C. Brunson 1:53
In particular, because I know that this has been a very challenging period for you, especially as of recent. And your former partner, should I say, recently passed away. Yeah. And we're still... just literally weeks from that incident and probably a week only from the funeral. And so for you to come in is highly appreciated. And I know that we all deal with grief differently. And for many of us, having these discussions helps. Is that one of the reasons why you wanted to come in and talk?
Missé Beqiri 2:41
Yes, I'm super honored to be here and to meet you. And I felt also you were the right person to talk to because I think you have a very honest conversation and you bring some really beautiful stories and people feel very comfortable with you. So I felt that you is the right person to talk to. And yes, correct, we just had the funeral literally a week ago. I think still, like, till this day, I'm like, surely it's not true. Like, someone is going to wake me up and say it's a bad dream. Like, it's not happened. It feels so hard to accept that he's gone. It's killing me inside.
Paul C. Brunson 3:34
He seemed to be not only everywhere, but involved with so many things. And I definitely want to give him his space and talk about him in detail. But I was aware of Jake. I came to the UK in 2018.
Unknown 3:57
Okay.
Paul C. Brunson 3:58
And I became aware of, I think the first thing about Jake was his first clothing brand.
Missé Beqiri 4:04
Yeah, yeah. Preview. Preview. Yes, exactly.
Paul C. Brunson 4:07
Yes. It was everywhere.
Missé Beqiri 4:08
Everywhere. Everyone wore it. It was incredible. Yes.
Paul C. Brunson 4:12
Yeah. Yes. And that's where he really first hit my radar. Yeah. And then just became impressed with his artistic. Yeah. Because I know he came from sports. Yeah.
Missé Beqiri 4:25
He did, yeah. He was a football player first.
Paul C. Brunson 4:28
Yes. But I think it was his artistic and creative abilities that really impressed me. Yeah. But we'll definitely go there. We'll go there. Can we, though, dig deep on you? Yeah. Can we do that? Yeah.
Missé Beqiri 4:48
Can we go... Whatever that means.
Unknown 4:50
Let's go.
Paul C. Brunson 4:51
Like, let's do it.
Unknown 4:52
Let's go. Let's go.

How did Missé get discovered and what was the dark side of modeling she experienced?

Paul C. Brunson 4:53
I want to go to a place I have never been, but I desperately want to go. It is top five on my list.
Missé Beqiri 5:02
Yeah.
Paul C. Brunson 5:03
Sweden.
Missé Beqiri 5:04
Oh, my God. You have to come. I show you around.
Paul C. Brunson 5:08
Please.
Missé Beqiri 5:09
It's amazing.
Paul C. Brunson 5:10
Can you tell me about what it was like growing up and the community that you grew up in?
Missé Beqiri 5:17
So Sweden is very, very safe, very nice, very green, very spacious. Everyone kind of cares for each other. And I love my childhood, you know.
Paul C. Brunson 5:34
And what was the village that you grew up in?
Unknown 5:36
Malma.

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