Adam22 and Lena the Plug have split after their hoax divorce filing drama.
“I would like to formally announce that my wife and I are officially separated,” Adam said on Monday’s episode of his “No Jumper” podcast, explaining that the couple “have ran into some issues” and decided to put their “relationship on ice” for a period of time.
“Will we end up back together? It’s certainly a possibility,” the 42-year-old YouTuber added.
Adam, who married Lena, 35, in May 2023 after they began dating in 2016, explained that their relationship changed after they welcomed daughter Parker, now 5, in 2020.
“Over the last couple of years, in particular, since we had our child, that, I think my extremely one-sided lifestyle of doing podcasts all day every day and not really making myself a terribly active participant in the family life is probably like the biggest factor,” he said of what led to the pair’s split.
“We had a child, and then she kind of just took on like all of the responsibilities of being the parent.”
Adam said Lena would handle everything from household chores to buying Parker’s school clothes, which resulted in her making a “cutting” comment to her husband.
“At one point, she said, ‘You know, you feel like your responsibility in this relationship is to go to work and come back,’ and I couldn’t even say anything,” Adam recalled.
The dad of one admitted that he’s “realized” he needs “more balance” in his life if he and Lena “are ever” going to get back together.
“But we’ve been together for 10, 11 years. I felt like I was doing enough because I wasn’t cheating, doing drinks, drinking,” he noted.
In addition to the podcast revelation, Adam also confirmed the pair’s split on X.
“Lena and I have officially separated,” he wrote Monday. “I hope we are able to work it out but for the time being we are taking a break.”
Adam said the pair “will continue to shoot adult content together for the time being,” adding, “Thank you for your respect for our privacy during this difficult time.”
The duo’s relationship made headlines in June when Lena claimed that a mystery man filed paperwork in her name to try to end her marriage to Adam, alleging financial and physical abuse.
According to the June 1 petition previously obtained by Page Six, a person going by Lena’s name filed for divorce from Adam — born Adam Grandmaison — and requested primary legal and physical custody of their daughter.
The individual also listed the pair’s date of separation as April 15 and disclosed their alleged assets, including $1.15 million they hold in real estate.
However, Lena — born Lena Nersesian — later took to social media to address the “weird situation” she insisted was caused by a “crazy psycho stalker fan” whose name she did not disclose.
The content creator said she had been receiving rejected paperwork in the mail for months and even filed a police report about the attempted identity fraud in May.
Lena also claimed that the same person who filed the documents previously had cops perform welfare checks on her at her and Adam’s home over the false domestic violence allegations.
In July, Adam was officially served divorce papers at his and Lena’s home in Studio City, California, by the person impersonating Lena.
Lena told Page Six at the time that the divorce petition was not her doing but rather “the work of the crazed fan.”
The following month, Lena filed to dismiss the dissolution of marriage in Los Angeles Superior Court, Page Six exclusively confirmed.
