Lena The Plug Files For Divorce From Adam22, Seeks Custody Of Daughter & Half Of Their Studio Assets

It looks like Lena The Plug and Adam22 are officially calling it quits.

According to newly filed court documents, Lena has filed for divorce from her husband Adam22 after nearly two years of marriage. The filing was submitted in Los Angeles County on June 1, which also happened to be Lena’s birthday.

The social media power couple built an empire together through podcasting, content creation, and subscription-based platforms, becoming one of the most talked-about couples on the internet due to their unconventional relationship and business model.

In the divorce filing, Lena is requesting both legal and physical custody of the couple’s 5-year-old daughter. She is also seeking child support and a share of the assets accumulated during their marriage.

One of the more surprising details from the filing involves finances. Lena reportedly stated she currently has no job and listed her income as $3,000 per month in spousal support from Adam. She also claimed she does not have direct access to the couple’s financial records and that many of the figures provided in the filing were estimates.

The documents also reveal the couple owns an entertainment studio valued at approximately $1.1 million. Lena is seeking half of the property’s value as part of the divorce proceedings.

Fans were especially shocked by the reported separation date listed in the filing — April 15, also known as Tax Day.

For years, Lena and Adam publicly navigated a unique relationship that often blurred the lines between business and personal life. Together they built successful brands, hosted podcasts, and became frequent topics of online discussion.

Neither Lena nor Adam has publicly released a detailed statement regarding the divorce filing, but the news has already sparked major reactions across social media, where fans are debating what comes next for the former couple.

As the divorce moves through the legal process, many will be watching closely to see how custody, finances, and shared business assets are ultimately divided.