Adam22 Lena the Plug Divorce: Full Story 2026

Lena the Plug filed for divorce from Adam22 on June 1, 2026, her 35th birthday, ending nearly three years of marriage. The filing, submitted without a lawyer in Los Angeles County Superior Court, pulls back the curtain on a financial arrangement that has surprised even longtime followers of the couple.

Lena (Lena Nersesian) filed for divorce from Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison) on June 1, 2026, citing irreconcilable differences. She listed April 15, 2026 as the official separation date and is seeking full legal and physical custody of their 5-year-old daughter Parker. The filing also seeks half of their jointly owned $1.1 million entertainment studio.

Lena filed pro se, without legal representation, in LA County Superior Court on June 1. June 1 is her birthday. She turned 35 the same day she formally ended her marriage. The legal reason listed is irreconcilable differences, standard language in California no-fault divorces. The filing lists April 15, 2026 as the separation date. That means for roughly seven weeks before the paperwork, the couple were already separated while continuing to post together. They married in Tuscany in May 2023. Their daughter Parker was born in 2020 and is now 5.

Lena's estimated net worth sits around $4 million in 2026. But in her filing, she states her only income is $3,000 per month in spousal support from Adam22. She also writes: "I have no access to any financial resources in this marriage or actual financial information, so all amounts entered are estimates." Under California Family Code Section 721, spouses owe each other fiduciary duties of full financial transparency. Those duties do not end at separation. Adam22's estimated net worth is also around $4 million from No Jumper, YouTube, sponsorships, merch, and shared ventures.

• Full legal and physical custody of Parker
• An equal split of the $1.1 million entertainment studio
• Ongoing spousal support beyond the current $3,000/month
• Access to the marriage's full financial records

For a divorce involving a $1.1M studio, an OnlyFans empire, a podcast network, shared IP, child custody, and two parties each estimated at $4M, going without a lawyer is unusual. She may have moved quickly or wanted to control the initial narrative. Either way, the complexity will almost certainly require representation before any settlement. California's Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure will force the kind of transparency she says she lacks.

To understand this divorce, go back to 2023. Lena and Adam had run an open relationship for years. In 2023, Lena filmed content with Jason Luv as part of their shared business. The video became one of the most discussed pieces of adult content that year, and Adam became the subject of widespread online mockery. By 2025, the feud turned into a celebrity boxing match. The fight happened in January 2026. Jason Luv won by TKO in 73 seconds. Three months later, on April 15, 2026, Lena and Adam officially separated. Neither has confirmed a link, but the timeline is what it is.

Within hours of the story breaking on June 3, Adam was active on Instagram Stories. First post: "All black women who want to date me please DM me I will buy you a car." Second post: a wall reading "FREEDOM" with Jay-Z's "Girls, Girls, Girls" playing. Social media posts made during divorce proceedings can surface in court. Lawyers often advise clients against exactly this.

Adam22, born Adam Grandmaison, is the founder of No Jumper, one of the most-streamed hip-hop interview podcasts on the internet. Lena, born Lena Nersesian, is a content creator who built her following on YouTube before transitioning to OnlyFans. They married in Tuscany in May 2023. Parker was born in 2020.

The first major step will be financial disclosure. Both parties must file a Preliminary Declaration of Disclosure. If Adam22 has been the sole controller of shared business revenue, he will need to account for that in full. Custody will likely go through mediation first. The studio, OnlyFans revenue, and No Jumper business interests all need to be valued and split. Given how intertwined their lives were, that untangling will take time.