Professor Green’s Son Slimane, 4, Hospitalized After Accident Abroad

Professor Green revealed that his son, Slimane, was rushed to the hospital on Wednesday after a nasty accident abroad left him needing stitches.

The rapper, 41, whose real name is Stephen Paul Manderson, took to his Instagram to share a snap of the four-year-old tot’s bandaged head, telling followers it had been a ‘long hard day’ for his son. 

He captioned the post: ‘Long hard day. Bubba had an accident abroad and went under for stitches.’ 

The Instagram post comes weeks after Professor Green emotionally opened up about co-parenting his young son following his split from fiancée Karima McAdams.

He parted ways with Karima in 2023, but they have continued to amicably co-parent their son Slimane.

However, taking to social media last month, Green discussed missing out on bedtime and birthdays as a result of his split from Karima. 

He explained: ‘Co-parenting really sucks. It sucks for the child, first and foremost, he doesn’t get mum and dad in the same bed, he doesn’t get a cuddle from mum and dad at the same time.

‘Question marks over special occasions, can’t be the same birthday twice. Sucks for mum, sucks for dad. It’s the bits of incidental parenting you get to do around, parts of life going into your social contract, your job, whatever social life you might have.

‘Obviously that comes secondary, but it all requires time and getting home after work, being able to give your kid a kiss on the head while they sleep, knowing that in too fewer hours that you’ll be woken by their hand or their foot.’ 

He continued: ‘Even if you only get to see them before you briefly shoot back out to work, those bits are not there, you can’t echo good night once you’ve said it. Once the phone is put down, goodnight is goodnight. It’s not a good night, it’s not a great night.

‘You don’t get to cuddle, you don’t get to kiss, you don’t get to play fight – it ain’t right.’

Professor Green and Karima were first linked in July 2019, with the star proposing seven months after they welcomed Slimane.

Karima, who is half Moroccan and half Irish, is best known for starring in the spy series Deep State alongside Game of Thrones actor Joe Dempsie. 

Professor Green revealed last month how he and Millie Mackintosh are back in touch, almost a decade after their split.

The ex-couple married in 2013 but divorced just three years later. 

In a candid interview, the Read All About It hitmaker said he doesn’t hold any ‘resentment’ towards Millie.

He told Jamie Laing’s Great Company podcast how he and Millie both ‘trauma bonded’ together over their previously undiagnosed ADHD.

He explained: ‘If there wasn’t that pressure, we may have never got married. It very nearly didn’t happen. 

‘I remember having a conversation with my two best mates, Lewis and Phoenix. “Am I getting cold feet? What’s going on here?” And one of them said yes. One of them said, No. I won’t put him in it, because it’s not their responsibility.

‘I made my own decision. We made our decision, and we didn’t get married for the wrong reasons. We loved each other.

‘It was probably an element of trauma bonding. And it takes a lot to get to a place of going, “I had a significant part in that, 50 per cent at least, because there were two of us in the situation, and it didn’t work out.”

‘But hopefully we can both go forward and find happiness and belonging.’

He also called his ex-wife ‘beautiful’ as he added: ‘There’s no resentment in me. She is gorgeous. We were not good for each other at that time.’ 

Millie and Green finalised their divorce in May 2016, the same week that Millie chose to go public with Hugo Taylor, her former Made In Chelsea co-star boyfriend.