OnlyFans’ Lena the Plug Says Adam22 Divorce Was Hoax Filed by Stranger

OnlyFans’ Lena the Plug Says Adam22 Divorce Was Hoax Filed by Impersonator

Lena the Plug is not pulling the plug on her marriage.

Just one day after reports surfaced that the OnlyFans model had filed for divorce from her husband Adam22 (real name Adam Grandmaison)—with whom she shares daughter Parker, 5—Lena explained neither she nor her husband had actually filed the paperwork. Furthermore, she said they haven’t broken up and are still going strong three years after tying the knot.

“I’m here to address the chaos,” the 35-year-old began in a June 4 video posted across her social channels. “Last month I went to check my mailbox and I had all of this rejected paperwork from a courthouse. Somebody has been trying to file for divorce on my behalf.”

Lena (real name Lena Nersesian) explained that someone had filled out all of the divorce paperwork, and even included a check for $435—and the name on the check gave her an idea about what might be happening.

“The name on the check matches the name that the police gave me when they arrived at my house two different times doing a wellness check,” Lena said, “claiming that somebody called and said that I was being abused by my husband. I let the cops come in and reassured them that I did not make the call. But I remembered the name. It was a name that was hard to forget.”

The Plug Talk podcast host—who did not name the person, but instead called them “John”—then called both the courthouse and the police, who told her to file an identity theft report, which she said she did on May 6.

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“So then yesterday Adam tells me TMZ is reporting on our divorce,” she said. “I’m like, ‘Oh no, it's happened.’”

She called the courthouse, which she said told her they did indeed have a case number for her divorce, but were uncertain how to proceed as this was an unusual situation and recommended she hire an attorney.

“My theory is that this person John is being spoken to by a catfish who's pretending to be me online,” Lena suggested. “And this person is trying to get money out of John. They're claiming that Adam abused me. They're claiming everything that is basically in the TMZ report—all of which is not true.”

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“I’m not divorcing at all,” she continued. “I love my husband. We've been together for 10 years. And I know that all of you are plotting on our downfall, but it's not happening. That day has not come.”

Overall, Lena couldn’t wrap her head around the situation she is now facing, quipping, “Honestly if it didn't happen to me, I wouldn't believe it.”

In the court docs—which according to TMZ were filed on June 1—Lena had allegedly requested legal and physical custody of their daughter and said that she didn’t have a job, only $3,000 in monthly spousal support from Adam. The docs also said the couple had a $1.1 million entertainment studio, alleging that Lena wanted half of that in the divorce.

While Lena has not disclosed her actual income, keep reading for what other OnlyFans stars have revealed about how much they’ve made from the adult subscription website.

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