Stephen Manderson: Last News

It’s been 10 months since Professor Green revealed on social media that he nearly died after suffering a seizure last year.The rapper, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, said he fell “face down” into steel and concrete after suffering a grand mal seizure – which causes a loss of consciousness and violent muscle contractions – while on his own at home.Three years earlier, he fractured three vertebrae in his neck and had to cancel his UK tour after suffering his first seizure. He had a second one after he arrived at the hospital.

Hackney-born rapper Professor Green, real name Stephen Manderson, has been around the block, and then some.The 41-year-old, who shares a three-year-old son, Slimane, with actress Karima McAdams, has spoken openly before about the fractured childhood, which saw his mother walk out on him at a young age, and his father commit suicide - leaving young Stephen to be brought up by his nan, on a North London council estate. Feelings of abandonment provoked a deep anxiety which he has struggled with ever since - but also driven him to speak out about mental health, and create something positive from those dark places. Here, the singer, who was previously married to Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh, is warm and articulate in equal measure and speaks to us about his strong nan, the new music on the horizon - and a project that’s hopefully lining him up for some better sleep...

Professor Green has reportedly split from his fiancée Karima McAdams, three years after the singer welcomed a little boy named Slimane in 2021 with Karima, whom he started dating in 2019.The rapper, real moniker Stephen Manderson, is said to be focusing on his music after the split. A source told The Sun: "Stephen and Karima broke up some months ago now and are trying to move on with their lives. are both devoted parents to their little boy but as a couple, their relationship has run its course.

The world of music and football collided when former X Factor star Olly Murs dressed as footballing superstar Jack Grealish. Olly, 39, is due to marry his fiancée, Amelia Tank, very soon, and as is tradition for the groom, he's headed off on a stag do with his mates.The Heart Skips a Beat singer took to Instagram to post some snaps of himself on a train as he dressed up as footballer, Jack, 27, who has been doing some partying of his own, after Manchester City secured their third successive title triumph on 21 May, with a 1-0 victory over Chelsea.

Professor Green has opened up about the moment his grandmother met Kate Middleton, with the rapper and his nan speaking about the importance of kinship carers. The rapper, whose real name is Stephen Manderson, appeared on Good Morning Britain today to chat about kinship carers — someone who is looking after another person's child on a full-time basis — having been raised by his grandmother.

Professor Green has said he “lost more than £600,000” in endorsements after he was attacked at his home in 2013.The rapper (real name is Stephen Manderson) called police in the early hours of November 3 that year after his £40,000 Rolex was snatched off his arm on the doorstep of his London home.However, once officers arrived at the property, Green was arrested on suspicion of drink driving and taken into custody.Speaking in a new interview, the rapper opened up about the incident after being asked when it was in his career that he became financially stable.“I was about to walk into a really financially comfortable period when my then-wife and I were attacked on our doorstep and I ended up getting arrested,” he told The Telegraph. “I lost more than £600,000 immediately in endorsements.”Green was asked to confirm if he meant the money literally “vanished overnight”, to which he replied: “Yes.

Professor Green has penned a heartbreaking tribute to his dog named Arthur in the wake of his passing.The rapper, 38, took to Instagram on Monday 7 February to announce the devastating news, just days after asking his followers if they’d ever had a positive outcome after their pets had been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Next to a photo of him hugging his Aylestone Old Tyme English Bulldog, he wrote: “You were my best friend.

Professor Green has taken aim at Prime Minister Boris Johnson with his new single ‘Dance Like A Tory’ – listen below.The London rapper – real name Stephen Manderson – released the satirical song today (January 27) in response to the recent parties scandal that’s engulfed Downing Street and led to calls for Johnson to resign.‘Dance Like A Tory’ is described as “a playful prod at the privileged politicians who believed that they’re too important to follow the very rules that they made”. It arrives with a tongue-in-cheek video in which Pro Green takes on the role of Johnson at a coronavirus press conference.“It’s popping off on Downing Street / My favourite restaurant just closed down / The doors to 338 are closed / While Number 10 gets down,” Green raps in the single.

Professor Green has spoken of how he no longer feels the “pressure” he did early in his career, saying that at 37 years old he now has “the freedom I always craved”.In an interview with Ok! published yesterday (July 24), Green – real name Stephen Manderson – said that now, more than a decade since he first emerged on the scene in March 2009, it feels “incredible” to still be making music.“I’m not chasing anything or pinning happiness on anything,” he said, “I’m very content.”In discussing career highlights with the magazine, the ‘Lullaby’ rapper spoke about finally having learnt the importance of taking time off.“For someone who works a hell of a lot in and around mental health advocacy, I talk a really good game about taking care of

Father's Day has brought a feeling of deep, raw pain to his stomach for decades... but today is so, so different for music star Professor Green.

Professor Green has become a first time dad after girlfriend Karima McAdams welcomed a baby boy.