Soap star Danny Dyer has honoured "good soul" Bradley Welsh after his tragic death.
Police are currently probing the murder of the Trainspotting 2 star after he was shot dead on Wednesday.
Now, EastEnders favourite Danny, who worked with Welsh on Danny Dyer's Deadliest Men in 2009, has remembered his co-star fondly.
Taking to social media, the TV star shared a picture of them together and wrote: “So sad to hear the news about Bradley Welsh.
"A good soul with a massive heart. A massive loss. Rest in Peace my old son.”
The 42-year-old star was gunned down in Edinburgh's west end, and later pronounced dead.
Police confirmed on Thursday that they are treating the incident as suspicious , and on the lookout for the culprit.
The actor, who has an eight year old daughter, played gangland kingpin Doyle in T2 and was pals with author Irvine Welsh.
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The T2 writer said his "heart was broken" after hearing his "amazing and beautiful friend" had died.
"Thanks for making me a better person and helping me to see the world in a kinder and wiser way," he added.
Welsh was reportedly killed at around 8.30pm just steps away from his home.
Sources said he had suffered “life-threatening” wounds to the head.
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