Lena the Plug is calling it quits with Adam22.
The OnlyFans content creator (real name: Lena Nersesian) filed for divorce on Monday, June 1, marking an end to the pair’s three-year marriage on her 35th birthday.
In the newly submitted docs, she requested legal and physical custody of the former couple’s 5-year-old daughter, TMZ reported on Wednesday, June 3. She listed their date of separation as April 15.
“Freedom,” Adam22 (real name Adam John Grandmaison) posted via Instagram Stories while seemingly responding to the news of their divorce on Wednesday.
Nersesian and the YouTuber, 42, are known for having a controversial relationship. Both shoot adult films with other people and interview those individuals on their “Plug Talk” podcast, as well as promote their content on social media. The OnlyFans star and Adam22 reportedly began shooting adult films and releasing the content via OnlyFans in 2017.
The exes tied the knot in May 2023 during a ceremony held in Tuscany, Italy.
As for how they will divide their earnings, Nersesian reportedly noted in the docs that she does not have a job, claiming her only income is $3,000 monthly spousal support from her now-ex, who is also known for hosting his “No Jumper” podcast, per TMZ.
“I have no access to any financial resources in this marriage or actual financial information, so all amounts entered are estimates,” she reportedly alleged in the docs. There is one asset that she wants half of post-split, however, citing a $1.1 million entertainment studio.
During an interview with VladTV last year, Adam22 spoke about their dynamic and filming NSFW scenes together, noting, “I’ve never watched her hook up with a guy without being involved.”
Nersesian said they had considered a setup during which she has sex with a guy, while he hooks up with another woman alongside her — but they never agreed on a couple that fit the bill.
“As much as, you know, the job is tough on women, it’s way tougher on the guy. Like, no questions asked. You have to be perfect,” she said of the pressure for men to perform on set. “Everyone has to wait until there’s a way for the scene to finish. Otherwise, every dollar put into that set that day, from the audio engineer to the photographer, what’s the point?”
She added, “They find a solution, and whether the solution is a real pop shot or a fake pop shot, something has to be done.”
More recently, Nersesian marked her 35th birthday with a message on Instagram. “A few years ago, I was terrified of turning 30,” she wrote. “I thought getting older meant something was ending. Instead, it’s been the opposite. I’ve learned more about myself, built a life I’m proud of, and found a level of contentment I didn’t know was possible.”
She continued, “If my 30s have taught me anything, it’s that life keeps getting better. Here’s to the next five years. And thank you for being part of the journey. ❤️.”
Us Weekly has reached out to Lena and Adam22 for comment.
