Lena the Plug's fake divorce drama takes a new turn
A mystery person still posing as OnlyFans' Lena the Plug has filed proof that Adam22 was served divorce papers at his Studio City home on July 15, Page Six reports. Lena says the filing is a stalker hoax, not a real split, and Adam wants police or FBI involvement. The onlyfans8217 lena the plug case now includes proof of in-person service, per Page Six.
Key Takeaways
- Court papers obtained by Page Six show the person claiming to be Lena filed proof Adam22 was served at his Studio City, California, home on July 15.
- Adam Grandmaison told TMZ he was served and wants police or FBI to step in.
- Lena Nersesian told Page Six the case is unchanged and that Adam being served in person is still "the work of the crazed fan."
- A June 1 filing sought divorce, primary custody of daughter Parker, and listed an April 15 separation date plus about $1.152 million in real estate.
- The couple has publicly denied they are divorcing and continues to post and podcast together.
What new turn did the fake divorce drama take?
According to Page Six, documents obtained Tuesday show the person claiming to be Lena filed proof that Adam22 had been served at his Studio City home on July 15.
Adam, whose real name is Adam Grandmaison, confirmed to TMZ that he had been served with divorce papers. The 42-year-old also said he wants the police or FBI to intervene.
The twist keeps the celebrity breaking news story in the spotlight without confirming any real marital split.
What has OnlyFans' Lena the Plug said about the filings?
In an exclusive statement to Page Six, the 35-year-old said, "The story is the same. It's the same case filing, but now Adam has been served in person."
She insisted the divorce filing is not her doing, but rather "the work of the crazed fan." Lena — whose real name is Lena Nersesian — has claimed a mystery man has been filing paperwork in her name to try to end her marriage.
On Instagram Stories, she called it a "weird situation" caused by a "crazy psycho stalker fan." She said she has been receiving rejected paperwork in the mail for months and filed a police report about the attempted fraud in May.
She also claimed the same person previously had officers perform wellness checks at her home over claims Adam abused her. "I love my husband and we've been together for 10 years, and I know that all of you are plotting on our downfall, but it's not happening," she added.
What did the June divorce documents claim?
June 1 court documents obtained by Page Six show a person going by Lena's name filed for divorce from Adam and requested primary legal and physical custody of their daughter, Parker.
The filing listed the couple's date of separation as April 15 and disclosed alleged assets, including $1.152 million held in real estate. The person also wrote, "I have no access to any financial resources in this marriage or actual financial information, so all amounts entered are estimates."
Are Lena the Plug and Adam22 actually divorcing?
Lena and Adam have continued to deny they are divorcing by posting together on social media and releasing joint podcast episodes. Page Six has reached out to Adam's rep for comment.
The couple started dating in 2016 before welcoming daughter Parker, now 5, in 2020. They married in May 2023 in Italy.