From Tuscany to Splitsville: Lena the Plug and Adam22 Call It Quits

Sometimes the most public relationships end the most quietly. OnlyFans creator Lena the Plug (real name Lena Nersesian) and YouTuber Adam22 (real name Adam Grandmaison) filed for divorce in June 2026, marking the end of a decade-long partnership that began in 2016 and produced a daughter, a wedding in Tuscany, and countless headlines about their unconventional life together.

The split itself carries its own kind of timing drama. According to divorce documents, the couple separated on April 15, 2026—nearly two months before Lena filed the paperwork. She made it official on her 35th birthday, a date she marked with a reflective Instagram post about how her 30s had taught her that life keeps getting better. It’s a graceful way to reframe a major life rupture: not as an ending, but as a beginning.

What’s striking about this particular split is how differently the two handled the public announcement. Adam22’s response was characteristically provocative—he posted“Freedom,”to his Instagram Story, then followed up with a message that read like a dating ad:“All Black women who want to date me, please DM me. I will buy you a car.”It’s vintage Adam22: crude, attention-grabbing, and seemingly designed to spark exactly the kind of reaction it did. Lena the Plug, by contrast, took the high road, speaking instead about self-discovery and contentment.

In custody matters, Lena the Plug requested legal and physical custody of their daughter, Parker, who was born in November 2020. The two had married in May 2023 in Tuscany, Italy—a decision that came after years of building their careers in the adult content space, where they’d become known for their candid discussions about the pressures of filming NSFW scenes together. Just a year before the split, Adam22 had opened up to VladTV about their dynamic, noting he’d“never watched her hook up with a guy without being involved,”while Lena the Plug discussed the often-invisible toll the work takes on male performers.

What this split ultimately signals is that even relationships built on radical transparency and shared unconventional choices can’t survive everything. The couple had seemingly worked through plenty—they’d navigated a joint career in adult content, become parents, and gotten married. Yet something shifted between April and June 2026. Whether it was the strain of that career, personal incompatibility, or simply growing in different directions, only they know for sure. What we do know is that Lena the Plug is framing her next chapter as one of growth, not loss—and in this particular moment, that might be the healthiest take of all.