Professor Green reveals he ‘never cried so many happy tears’ after his partner was told she miscarried – only for scans to show their son ‘dancing in the womb’
Professor Green has revealed that he ‘never had so many happy tears’ after hearing his partner – only to hear that it was a wrong diagnosis.
The rapper – whose real name is Stephen Manderson – was destroyed when his partner Karima McAdams was told that she had received months in her pregnancy during the pandemic.
Speak with Richard and Izzy Hammond on their podcast Who we are nowProfessor Green, 41, said: ‘It is the first time I have discussed what happened.
“We were told that we have a miscarriage during Covid. So I was crying in the parking lot my eyes, waiting for her to come out. I had to leave my partner at the most painful moment. ‘
The couple was told the heartbreaking news about halfway through the pregnancy of Karima.
He said: “This was afterwards, like, after the three months in which you tell nobody. This was about four and a half months, I think, where it is: ‘You get a baby.
Professor Green has revealed that he ‘never cried so much happy tears’ after his partner was told that she had a miscarriage – only to hear that it was a wrong diagnosis (depicted with son Slimane)

De Rapper – whose real name is Stephen Manderson – was destroyed when his partner Karima Mcadams was told that she had received for months during her pregnancy during the pandemic
‘You realize on this point that you don’t just want a baby. You want it because you already started binding. ‘
Professor Green, still processed and remembered how the couple went home and “cried their eyes,” while they prepared to go back to the hospital for a possible follow -up procedure, contributing to their need.
“If people ask me what paternity was, I had only one word answers – crazy, insane, mentally – for years,” he said.
“But it was difficult. It is clear that we went home. We cried out our eyes. She had to go back the next day to see if she needed a procedure. ‘
Returning to the hospital the next day, the couple received the Miracle news that Karima did not have a miscarriage, with scans that showed that their baby lived and well.
“The little bugger was in the womb who did the bogle!” Professor Green said.
‘His arms just go like that. And we had something like that … I have never cried so many happy tears in my life. He was fine! ‘
Stephen explained that the pain of the pain had told that they had lost their child, explained that Karima’s miscarriage was incorrectly diagnosed and instead she had actually lost two slime plugs.

The couple received the heartbreaking news about halfway through the pregnancy of Karima (shown in June 2024)

The next day returned to the hospital, the couple received the Miracle news that Karima did not have a miscarriage, with scans that showed that their baby was still alive and well
“And he was just there. She lost two mucus plugs. I didn’t know what a bloody mucus plug was, “he said. “She lost two of them, one in the day she would have the child, which was also just a mental series of events, it turned out.”
Fast-Forward a few months and Karima is birth to their baby boy.
‘We ended up in the hospital on Monday … and he [the doctor] Said, “Look, we’re going to deliver the baby anyway, because there is not much going on, we think it might be safer,” he said.
“Karima went,” what would have happened if I didn’t come in? “And he went,” Probably nothing. ” And while he said it ‘non’ in ‘nothing’, her waters broke! ‘
Now blessed with a healthy little boy, the experience has made Professor Green Philosophical about life and paternity.
“Every day I look at him and realize – this sounds a bit hippie dippy – but each of us is a miracle,” he said.
‘Like, really, it’s not a simple process. And what the woman’s body goes through is the most beautiful and insane thing in the world. ‘

Fast-Forward for a few months, and Karima gave birth to their baby boy (depicted in 2020)
Professor Green and actress Karima were connected for the first time in July 2019, after having quietly earned himself from PR director Milly Gattegno.
They were reportedly introduced through mutual friends and made their public debut at Glastonbury Festival.
In October 2021 the rapper Karima asked to marry him – seven months after they welcomed their first child.
They would have separated in April 2024, but it seems that they were reunited as professor Green who called her his ‘partner’ during the interview.
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