Adam22 and Lena the Plug Reconcile After Divorce Hoax
The couple, who were embroiled in a convoluted divorce filing drama, have publicly announced their reconciliation.
Adam22 and Lena the Plug appear to have reconciled, putting an end to their widely publicized "divorce hoax." The couple announced their reunion on Instagram, sharing photos of themselves together.
Lena the Plug, whose real name is Lena Nersesian, posted a reel on Saturday, celebrating their apparent renewed commitment. "Really gave this man a second chance. Pls don’t mess it up 💋 Happy 10 years @adam22 ❤️," she captioned the post, hinting at their presence at rapper Drake’s 40th birthday party that same night.
The pair's relationship had taken a dramatic turn in June when Lena claimed that a mystery individual filed divorce papers in her name, alleging financial and physical abuse against Adam Grandmaison, known as Adam22. The June 1 petition, reportedly filed by someone impersonating Lena, sought primary legal and physical custody of their daughter and detailed the couple's assets, including approximately $1.15 million in real estate.
Adam was officially served divorce papers in July at their home in Studio City, California, by the same individual Lena accused of impersonating her. At the time, Lena told Page Six that the divorce petition was the "work of the crazed fan" and not her own action.
However, the situation took another turn in August when Lena filed to dismiss the dissolution of marriage case in Los Angeles Superior Court, though the filing was without prejudice, allowing for future refiling. Despite the dismissal, Adam announced in September on his "No Jumper" podcast that he and Lena had officially separated, citing unspecified "issues" that led them to put their relationship "on ice."
Adam, 42, married Lena, 35, in May 2023, after dating since 2016. They welcomed their daughter, Parker, in 2020. Adam had previously suggested a reconciliation was possible, stating in September, "Will we end up back together? It’s certainly a possibility."