Three Years, One Daughter, and a Split: Inside Adam22 and Lena the Plug's Divorce

When Adam22 posted“Freedom,”to Instagram Stories in early June 2026, the single word summed up what was becoming clear: his three-year marriage to OnlyFans creator Lena the Plug was over.

The split had been brewing since mid-April—that’s when Lena the Plug (real name Lena Nersesian) and Adam (real name Adam Grandmaison) separated, according to court documents obtained by Us Weekly. By June 1st, Lena filed for divorce, making official what their cryptic social media posts had hinted at for weeks.

It’s a dramatic turn for a couple who once seemed inseparable. They got married in Tuscany, Italy, back in May 2023, with Adam celebrating their nearly seven-year relationship at the time. Together, they’d built an empire on shock value and access—hosting their“Plug Talk”podcast where they interviewed OnlyFans stars, appearing in adult films together, and cultivating a massive following across platforms. But behind the carefully curated brand was a relationship that couldn’t survive reality.

The divorce filing reveals tensions that go deeper than romance: Lena is requesting nearly $700,000 in assets, including half of a $1.1 million entertainment studio. She’s also seeking legal and physical custody of their daughter, Parker, born in November 2020. In the docs, Lena claims she has no job and relies entirely on $3,000 monthly in spousal support from Adam—a detail that suggests the financial relationship was as lopsided as their public personas.

What complicates the narrative further is Adam’s baggage. In 2018, he faced sexual and physical assault allegations from two women, which he denied. Atlantic Records dropped him anyway. Then in 2023, a Rolling Stone article resurfaced accusations that he’d sexually assaulted and abused multiple women and young girls, including a 16-year-old. Adam denied those allegations too.

None of this makes headlines about a podcast-turned-entertainment-mogul suddenly easier to stomach. What it does is remind us that the influencer industrial complex often glosses over serious allegations in favor of spectacle. Lena and Adam built their brand on breaking taboos and pushing boundaries online, but sometimes the noise drowns out what should’ve been heard all along.