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OnlyFans’ Lena the Plug blames identity theft for Adam22 divorce filing in wild twist

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OnlyFans’ Lena the Plug blames identity theft for Adam22 divorce filing in wild twist
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Lena the Plug has claimed that she is not divorcing her husband Adam22, alleging that a mystery man has been filing divorce paperwork in her name. She reported the identity theft to the police and expressed her love for Adam, stating that they have been together for ten years. The situation has led her to seek legal assistance to resolve the matter.

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Celebrity News OnlyFans’ Lena the Plug blames identity theft for Adam22 divorce filing in wild twist By Antoinette Bueno Published June 4, 2026, 6:43 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Lena the Plug says she isn’t divorcing husband Adam22 and alleged that a mystery man has been filing court paperwork in her name to try to end her marriage. “Somebody has been trying to file for divorce on my behalf,” the OnlyFans star shared in a video on X Thursday. Lena said the drama started last month when she received rejected paperwork from a courthouse. The paperwork had all of her personal information and a check included in the filing.

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