Professor Green furiously denies marriage breakdown after Millie Mackintosh reverts to maiden name on Twitter – Irish Mirror

The Pro and his gal(Image: Getty)
Hackney rapper Professor Green took to Twitter to furiously deny claims his marriage to Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh is on the rocks on Tuesday.
A magazine reported that the couple's marriage was in trouble after Millie changed her name on Twitter back to her maiden name, Mackintosh.
And the Prof was less than impressed.
"because we choose to not live out our relationship in the public eye wherever possible…
"and we don't show up to the opening of an envelope hence not giving you much to write about…
"it doesn't give you the right to print malicious and unfounded BS about us or our relationship" he tweeted.
The Jungle rapper then went on to furiously deny claims there was anything wrong with his marriage.
"lastly your source is rubbish, none of our friends would speak a word to bottom feeders such as yourself," he said.
But the talented rap God was sure not to let the rumours get to him.
"a year ago id have lost my rag… amazing the difference a year and a healthy mind can make," he tweeted, shortly followed by: "letting people anger you gives them power over you they should never have. have a nice day, i'm about to tuck into my turkish x"
He then posted a picture of a plate of meat and rice – and we hope he had a happy time eating it.
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Mills and Pro married in Bath four months ago , and Millie was quick to change her name to Mrs Manderson on all her social media accounts and post lots of pictures of her and her man doing marriage-type things.
Just two days ago she posted a picture of her beau under a caption of hearts, and on Monday she showed off her new kitchen with Pro Green standing in the frame.
They seem very in love to us.
We've contacted both Millie and Pro G for comment.
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