Professor Greens Son Hospitalized After Holiday Accident

Professor Green has revealed that he had to rush his five-year-old son to hospital after suffering a painful accident on holiday on Wednesday. 

The rapper, 42, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, and his ex-fiancee, actress Karima McAdams, 41, took to their Instagram Stories to detail their little boy Slimane's injury.

Fearless star Karima posted a joyous picture of herself, Professor Green and Slimane, whose eyes were covered by the artist.

She wrote: 'So...he lost his front tooth yesterday trying to kiss everyone and getting it head butted out.

'Today for breakfast he fell off a zipwire with a suspected wrist fracture. A+E on holiday is an absolute classic. @professorgreen never a dull moment, ay?'

Meanwhile, Professor Green posted a snap of the youngster in hospital, sat on an examination couch with his left arm in a cast and wrapped up in a blanket. 

He penned: 'First tooth lost, first arm fractured...happy holidays.'

The Read all About It hitmaker also noted Slimane's dirty white socks, as he quipped: 'State of his socks.'

The accident comes days after Professor Green broke down in tears as he reflected on the heartbreaking split from his ex Karima on Monday's episode of . 

The Jungle rapper headed to the agency to take part in a feedback session with relationship experts Anna Williamson and Dr Tara Suwinyattichaiporn.

After talking about his recent date, Anna brought up his ex Karima, asking: 'Are you carrying a lot of emotion around your current ex?' 

The pair were an item between 2019 and 2024. 

Professor Green replied: 'Absolutely. I have a photograph in my head of what my son's family was going to look like. That was my family too. That's so tough.

'There are times I have been "Can we just not f***ing sort it out?!"

Anna asked: 'Is it fair to say then, you're complex, emotionally?' 

'Aw man, it will never not be,' he told her. 'Now that we’re co-parenting, and people don’t hear men talk about this, right?'

Fighting back the tears, he continued: 'I never had a kid to not wake up to him. You know, my dad f*****g ran, you know?

'I’m not running. Far from it. And it’s f****ing hard. It’s so hard to put your feelings to the side and go "I’m going to prioritise the well-being of my kid".

'I can’t show him how upset I am all the time.