Lena The Plug, whose real name is Lena Nersesian, has reportedly filed for divorce from Adam22, whose real name is Adam Grandmaison, bringing one of the internet’s most talked-about creator marriages to a sudden turning point. According to reports citing Los Angeles court documents, Lena filed the divorce paperwork on June 1, 2026, which was also her 35th birthday, after nearly three years of marriage. The filing lists the couple’s separation date as April 15, 2026. (Us Weekly)
The divorce has quickly become a major trending topic because Lena and Adam22 built much of their public brand around their unconventional relationship, adult-content careers, and podcast empire. Adam22 is best known as the founder and host of No Jumper, while Lena became a major online personality through YouTube, OnlyFans, and the couple’s adult-themed podcast Plug Talk. Their relationship has been heavily discussed online for years, especially after multiple viral moments involving their open-marriage dynamic and public commentary about their private life. (Hindustan Times)
Court documents reported by entertainment outlets say Lena is seeking legal and physical custody of the couple’s 5-year-old daughter. The filings also brought attention to the couple’s finances, with Page Six reporting that Lena listed real estate, savings, furniture, jewelry, collectibles, social media value, and podcast-related assets among the property issues in the divorce. She is reportedly seeking an equitable split of shared assets, including savings and podcast value, along with monthly spousal support. (Page Six)
Adam22 appeared to react publicly after news of the divorce broke, posting “Freedom” on Instagram Stories, according to Us Weekly. TMZ also reported that he made additional public comments after the filing became news, fueling even more conversation across X, Instagram, YouTube, and gossip blogs. The split comes months after Adam22’s viral boxing match against Jason Luv at Adin Ross’ Brand Risk event, another headline-grabbing moment tied to the couple’s complicated public image. (Us Weekly)
For now, the divorce is still in its early legal stage, and neither side has fully laid out every detail behind the breakup. Still, the filing marks a major shift for two creators whose marriage became a constant subject of internet debate. As the case moves forward, fans will be watching closely to see how Lena The Plug and Adam22 handle custody, money, podcast ownership, social media branding, and the future of the public empire they built together.
