Adam22 And Lena The Plug'S Divorce Drama Takes Another Twist With Fake Filing

Adam22 Faces Unexpected Legal Papers

Podcaster Adam22, born Adam Grandmaison, recently found himself in the middle of a legal conundrum when he was served with court documents related to a divorce he claims is a complete hoax. The 42-year-old confirmed to TMZ on Thursday, July 23, that the papers were part of a fraudulent filing in his and his wife Lena the Plug's ongoing divorce drama. Adam expressed his desire for law enforcement to intervene, though he hasn't received feedback from local police or the FBI.

According to court documents seen by Us Weekly, an individual masquerading as Lena, 35, filed the paperwork, and a process server delivered them to Adam's home. Lena told Page Six the documents were tied to the fake divorce case, reiterating, "The story is the same. It’s the same case filing, but now Adam has been served in person."

Lena the Plug's Identity Theft Woes

The OnlyFans star Lena the Plug, whose real name is Lena Nersesian, has been vocal about her innocence, emphasizing she never filed for divorce. She attributes the hoax to identity theft, alleging someone attempted to dissolve her marriage without her consent. Lena revealed in a social media video last month that she discovered rejected courthouse paperwork, supposedly filed by her, complete with a $435 check. The check's name matched an individual who had previously sent police to her home over false abuse claims.

“I think that they are talking to somebody online who is pretending to be me and using my photos and everything to talk to them," Lena theorized, "and I think that they have convinced this person to keep sending them money, saying that they’re being abused and they need help out of their marriage."

Lena stands firm, insisting her marriage to Adam is thriving and refuting any abuse allegations.

A 'Wonderful' Marriage in Chaos

Lena continues to assure fans that her relationship with Adam is solid, despite the whirlwind of false claims and legal hiccups. "We’re not getting divorced, we’re in a wonderful place," she told Us Weekly, dismissing any notions of a publicity stunt. She believes an imposter is exploiting their personal life, affecting both her public persona and private happiness.

In response to the identity theft, Lena has filed a police report and is consulting with legal advisors to dismiss the fraudulent case. Despite the chaos, she remains optimistic, believing that the truth will outshine the deception.