Professor Green announces girlfriend Karima McAdams is PREGNANT with their first child

Poignant: He continued with a lengthy caption revealing the exciting news

‘I feel a bit useless sometimes, pedestrianised; left to spectate from the sin bin as each phase plays out. It’s humbling; never do our strengths as men compare to that of a woman. I’m awestruck. Subservient (albeit reluctantly at times.

‘I’m curious about everything to come; about who and how you’ll be, what you’ll look and sound like… and who’ll be the stricter parent.

‘A friend told me the best thing you can do for your own anxiety is to have a child. It sort of made sense at the time, it doesn’t anymore; THIS HAS BEEN WILD.

‘My understanding of mortality and just how fragile life is have grown exponentially. Wishing you all (and hoping for) a very joyous and healthy 2021. Happy new year.’ [sic] 

She wrote: ‘So my mate and I are procreating. We weren’t gonna say anything but trying to get him past hospital security, scans, and various other appts masked and cloaked has failed on occasion’

Expecting: ‘I REALLY loved biology and now I’m my own walking case,’ Karima added

Karima – who started dating the I Need You Tonight singer in summer 2019 – also shared the news, posting a similar photo of the pair in the bathroom, this one with Pro Green leaning out of the bath to kiss the mother-to-be.

She wrote: ‘So my mate and I are procreating. We weren’t gonna say anything but trying to get him past hospital security, scans, and various other appts masked and cloaked has failed on occasion.

‘Also 2020 has been a trip/non trip of sorts and the only thing that has spurred me/us on is the longing to meet our little babe (also if I hear another friend tell me to lay off the deliveroo I might get violent).

‘Pregnancy… without going into detail, It’s been tumultuous, a process this delicate has been hard for this heavy handed Berber brute and I’m sure there are more surprises to come but I feel lucky – I REALLY loved biology and now I’m my own walking case.

Summer lovin’: Professor Green and Deep State actress Karima were first linked in July 2019, after he quietly split from PR executive Milly Gattegno [pictured June 2019 at Glastonbury]

Linked: They were reportedly introduced through mutual friends and made their public debut at Glastonbury Festival in late June, earlier that summer [Karima is pictured, far right, at Glastonbury 2019]

‘Women you are remarkable, some of you have done this multiple times, I’m on my knees giving you praise.

‘And so to 2021, let’s get it poppin’ – may our freedom come gentle and our dreams stand a chance once more. HNY everyone. I miss being out in the wild with y’all.’ [sic]

Professor Green and Deep State actress Karima were first linked in July 2019, after he quietly split from PR executive Milly Gattegno.

They were reportedly introduced through mutual friends and made their public debut at Glastonbury Festival in late June, earlier that summer. 

Karima joined Pro Green and his friends at Glastonbury, and he shared a picture of his new leading lady on his Instagram page

A source told The Sun: ‘Pro met Karima through friends a month ago and they really hit it off.

‘She came along to Glastonbury with him and his pals – and they wasted no time in sharing pictures of each other on Instagram.

‘Karima has even made herself at home with his beloved dogs, who have taken a real shine to her.’ 

The actress even shared a video on Instagram as she lounged on Professor Green’s sofa as his dog licked her face, with the caption: ‘I think I’m in there.’ 

MailOnline has contacted representatives for Professor Green and Karima McAdams for comment.

Karima is best known for starring in the spy series Deep State alongside Game Of Thrones actor Joe Dempsie.

The actress, who is half Moroccan and half Irish, was born in Bethnal Green, east London, near where Professor Green lives in Hackney.

The star spent her childhood in Morocco before moving to London when she was seven.

Getting close: Karima even shared a video on Instagram as she lounged on Professor Green’s sofa as his dog licked her face, with the caption: ‘I think I’m in there’

Old flame: The actress previously dated George Lamb for almost six years, before the couple parted ways in 2014 (pictured in February 2011)

She previously dated George Lamb for almost six years, before the couple parted ways in 2014.   

Pro Green and ex-girlfriend Milly were first revealed to be dating back in August 2018, but haven’t been seen together since April. 

The rapper entered into a relationship with Milly shortly after his split from model girlfriend Fae Williams, 29, who he parted ways from in April 2018 following an 18-month romance.

Fae then got married to tattoo artist Dan Crowe just seven months after parting ways from the rapper, with the pair eloping to Las Vegas to tie the knot.

Prior to his romance with Fae, Professor Green was married to reality star Millie Mackintosh, 29. 

Former flame: Pro Green – real name Stephen Manderson – was last seen with ex-girlfriend Milly Gattegno in April (pictured)

Awkward: The rapper entered into a relationship with Milly shortly after his split from model girlfriend Fae Williams, who he was with for 18 months (pictured in October 2017) 

The couple tied the knot at Babington House in Somerset in September 2013, but announced their split after two and a half years of marriage in February 2016.

The duo finalised their divorce in May 2016, the same week that Millie chose to go public with Hugo Taylor, 32, the former Made In Chelsea co-star boyfriend she had reunited with.

Millie and Hugo got engaged on the Greek island of Mykonos the following year, and tied the knot in Sussex in June 2018.

Pro Green previously admitted his divorce hasn’t put him off getting married again.

He said in an interview with Closer magazine in March 2018: ‘I’d love to be dad one day, but I’m not broody yet – I can have them until I’m 50!’

‘I’ve definitely learned something from every relationship I’ve had. If you don’t learn something then it is time wasted. But Millie hasn’t put me off tying the knot again.’