OnlyFans creator Lena Nersesian, known as "Lena The Plug," has officially denied reports that she has filed for divorce from her husband, podcaster Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison). Nersesian claims that the legal paperwork circulated by media outlets earlier this week was filed fraudulently by a stalker without her knowledge or consent.
Claims of Identity Theft and Harassment
Nersesian took to social media to clarify the situation, describing a disturbing pattern of harassment. According to Nersesian:
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Fraudulent Filing: She discovered rejected court paperwork in her mailbox last month, which contained her personal information including her daughter's name and birthdate filed under her name without her authorization.
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Matching Identity: The name on the check attached to the fraudulent filing reportedly matches the name of an individual who had previously triggered police welfare checks at her home by falsely reporting that she was being abused by her husband.
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Police Intervention: Nersesian confirmed she has filed an official police report for identity theft (dated May 6, 2026) and is actively working with courthouse officials to reverse the fraudulent filing.
Husband Responds
Adam22 also addressed the confusion, sharing Nersesian’s denial video on his Instagram account with the caption, "I love my citch. Could never turn my back on her." This follows earlier social media posts from Adam22 that had fueled initial rumors of a split, which he now appears to have been referencing ironically or in a different context.
Context
Reports of a divorce had circulated widely on June 3 and June 4, 2026, citing court documents that allegedly listed an April 15, 2026, separation date and requested custody of their five-year-old daughter, Parker.Nersesian has clarified that these documents were not legitimate and that she remains committed to her marriage. The couple, who married in May 2023, have been together for a decade and continue to produce content together.