Professor Green and girlfriend Milly Gattegno were spotted at a dinner in London last night. (Picture: Dave Benett/Getty Images)

Professor Green appears to be on the mend, just weeks after being forced to cancel his UK tour following a series of terrifying seizures that caused him to fall and fracture his neck.

The rapper, real name Stephen Manderson, joined his girlfriend Milly Gattegno at an exclusive dinner hosted by Louis XIII and Baptiste Loiseau at The Arts Club in London last night.

Professor Green had swapped his neck brace for a dapper suit. (Picture: Dave Benett/Getty Images)

The musician looked happy and healthy as he posed for photos with Milly, and mingled with other guests, inside the dinner. The neck brace he was sporting in his Instagram photo back in February had been swapped for a dapper suit, and he appeared to be celebrating with a glass of wine. Milly also dressed up for their night out, in a silver maxi dress.



Green shared the news he’d be cancelling his UK tour on Instagram back in February, alongside a selfie taken on the stretcher he was strapped to following the fall.


He told fans he considered himself ‘lucky’ that he didn’t break his neck.

‘Depending on how you look at this fall I was extremely lucky,’ Green wrote.

‘I fractured vertebrae in my neck and subsequently had to cancel my tour that was due to start today.’

‘I’ve had two further seizures and am lucky I didn’t break my neck. Really f***ing lucky. Thanks for baring with me ♥️ most importantly thank you to our NHS, heroes amongst men (and women).’

Green’s tour was scheduled to start on the day he fell (13 February), stopping off at Brighton, Leeds and Birmingham. He promised fans he’d be back later with ‘a bigger tour’ later in the year.

The rapper and MTV host has since revealed that he does not have a history of epilepsy, and had never had a seizure before.

Green was previously married to Made in Chelsea’s Millie Mackintosh. They divorced in 2016. He met new girlfriend, PR Milly Gattegno last summer.

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