The At Your Inconvenience rapper played down the difference between his working-class upbringing and the Made in Chelsea star's wealthy background.


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Green told Topman magazine: "I find it really interesting how it's spoken about because people are so quick to point out the difference in class.
"But I've always believed that your class is dependent on how you treat people, not your financial situation."
He complained: "If the difference were race people wouldn't be so quick to point it out - it's still prejudice isn't it? I find it weird that's it such a big thing."
Mackintosh recently referred to the 28-year-old's difficult childhood in a magazine interview, saying he "really could be a bad person but he's not".
The couple revealed that they were in a relationship in February this year.
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