Lena The Plug Divorce Filing Seeks Full Custody of Daughter
lena the plug divorce landed on June 1 in Los Angeles County, when Lena the Plug filed to end her marriage to Adam22 and asked for full custody of their 5-year-old daughter. She filed the papers on her birthday and did so without a lawyer, turning a private split into a court fight over parenting and property.
Lena The Plug and Adam22
The filing puts two numbers at the center of the dispute: $3,000 per month in spousal support and a studio Lena says is worth about $1.1 million. She is asking for half of that studio, while also saying she cannot find accurate numbers because she lacks access to any financial resources in the marriage.
Lena listed April 15 as the separation date. That creates a clean legal breakpoint for the case, even as the couple was still sharing posts for their joint podcast on Tuesday after the reported split.
June 1 Filing
Lena and Adam22 reportedly married in 2023, and the marriage now sits in public court documents tied to a custody request for their 5-year-old daughter. The fact that she filed alone, without a lawyer, makes the petition a more personal move than a managed celebrity breakup.
They are known for adult content and podcasts, and Adam22 runs NoJumper. That joint business life is what makes the asset fight unusually specific: the custody request reaches the child, while the property request reaches the studio they supposedly co-own.
Spousal Support Claim
She says she receives $3,000 per month in spousal support, a fixed figure that now sits alongside the request for full custody and half of the studio. For anyone watching the split, the documents point to a straightforward but blunt dispute: the child, the support, and the asset all move into the same filing.
The filings leave the couple in a two-track legal problem now. One track is parenting, where Lena is asking for full custody of a 5-year-old; the other is money, where the reported $1.1 million studio and monthly support are part of the same breakup math.
