Entertainment · October 25, 2026
Adam22 and Lena the Plug Back Together
Internet personalities Adam22 and Lena the Plug have publicly reconciled following a period of reported separation. The couple announced their reunion via a joint Instagram post on Saturday, October 24, which also marked their 10th anniversary. The reconciliation follows a series of confusing events from earlier in the year involving a divorce petition that Lena the Plug claimed was a hoax and a result of identity theft. The pair were recently seen together attending rapper Drake's 40th birthday celebration.
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Reported by multiple outlets
- Adam22 and Lena the Plug announced their reconciliation on Instagram on Saturday, October 24.
- The couple attended Drake's 40th birthday party together at Delilah.
- Lena the Plug's Instagram caption mentioned giving Adam22 a "second chance" and celebrated their 10th anniversary.
- Earlier in 2026, a divorce petition was filed in Lena's name which she later claimed was a hoax/identity theft.
- Lena's real name is Lena Nersesian and Adam22's real name is Adam Grandmaison.
Reported by only some outlets
- Us Weekly reports the couple's ages as 35 (Lena) and 42 (Adam).
- New York Post reports the June 1 divorce petition included claims of financial and physical abuse.
- New York Post reports the divorce petition listed $1.15 million in real estate assets.
- TMZ describes the Instagram post as a "hard-launch" of their reconciliation.
Confirmed
- Adam22 and Lena the Plug posted a reconciliation video to Instagram on October 24.
- The couple attended Drake's 40th birthday party.
- A divorce petition was filed in June that Lena claimed was fraudulent.
Reported
- The couple had been separated for one month prior to the reunion. (Us Weekly)
- The fraudulent divorce petition alleged financial and physical abuse. (New York Post)
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