Legal Hoax Escorches as Imposter Files New Court Docs in Fake Lena The Plug and Adam22 Divorce
In an unusual turn of legal events, the bizarre saga surrounding adult content creator Lena the Plug and her husband, No Jumper podcast host Adam22, has taken a more aggressive turn. Despite public assurances from the couple that their marriage remains fully intact, an unidentified individual posing as Lena is continuing to push forward with a fraudulent divorce proceeding. According to recently updated court records, new documents were filed on Tuesday by the imposter, marking a persistent effort to advance the sham litigation.
The hoax began when a petition for dissolution of marriage was filed under Lena’s real name, Lena Nersesian, catching both the couple and their followers off guard. Lena quickly took to social media to debunk the filing, asserting that she had no part in the legal action and had no intention of leaving her husband. However, the perpetrator of the scheme has doubled down. The latest court filings indicate that the person behind the fraudulent petition has now gone as far as attempting to officially serve Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison) with divorce papers, indicating a highly coordinated attempt to manipulate the family court system.
This development comes amid the couple's highly publicized and often controversial public life. Lena and Adam22, who married in a lavish Tuscan ceremony in May 2023 after several years of dating, share a young daughter. Their relationship has frequently been the subject of intense internet scrutiny, largely due to their open-marriage dynamic and their prominent roles in the adult entertainment and digital media industries. Observers suggest that this high-profile status may have made them prime targets for severe identity theft and online harassment.
Legal experts note that filing fraudulent court documents under someone else's name constitutes a serious offense, potentially exposing the perpetrator to felony charges of perjury, forgery, and court-related identity theft. While the family court is expected to eventually dismiss the petition once the fraud is formally proven by the couple’s actual legal representation, the incident highlights the vulnerabilities public figures face in the legal system. Neither Lena nor Adam22 have released a formal statement regarding this latest filing, though they are reportedly working with legal counsel to resolve the matter and identify the culprit.