Lena The Plug Files For Divorce From Adam22, Years After Jason Luv Sex Scene Shoot

Lena the Plug (Lena Nersesian) filed for divorce from Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison) on Monday, in Los Angeles County, which was her birthday. She filed without a lawyer and is seeking legal and physical custody of their 5-year-old daughter. The couple lists their date of separation as April 15, 2026.

In the filing, Lena states she has no job and her only income is $3,000 monthly in spousal support from Adam. She claims limited access to joint financial information (estimating figures) and is requesting half of their $1.1 million entertainment studio. No specific reasons for the divorce (like irreconcilable differences) are detailed in public reports.

Lena and Adam dated for years (starting around 2016–2017), got engaged, had a child, and reportedly married in 2023. Their relationship and brand were built on extreme degeneracy in the adult industry.

They ran the Plug Talk podcast (interviewing adult stars, often followed by scenes) and shared OnlyFans content, including scenes together and with others. Adam also hosts No Jumper. Their dynamic was non-monogamous for content purposes, which they discussed publicly, including boundaries and occasional jealousy.

Lena notoriously filmed multiple scenes with adult performer Jason Luv. The first major scene around 2023 was highly publicized. It generated massive hype, subscriber growth, and memes. Adam initially said he felt "a little jealous" but supported it as great for business and even gifted Lena a Lamborghini afterward.

Luv made comments in interviews claiming he was a "better lover" than Adam, which led to online backlash, a feud, and Adam "blacklisting" Jason from future scenes with Lena at one point.

There was reportedly a second scene later ("The Luv Boat" in 2025). Tensions played out publicly, including during a 2026 amateur boxing match in Miami, where Adam fought Luv. Lena made comments at events favoring Jason in bed, while praising Adam otherwise, probably adding fuel.

These events were controversial—critics saw them as humiliating for Adam or exploitative, while the couple framed them as empowering/business decisions that boosted their platforms. There were also rumors of Lena's off-camera interactions and beach sightings with Luv.

Despite the filing, the couple continued promoting Plug Talk content around the time the news broke. Adam responded on social media with posts about "FREEDOM" and jokingly inviting Black women to DM him, offering to buy a car in one reported post. Their relationship had ups and downs visible online -- financial discussions, content disputes, public feuds -- but they often continued collaborating.