Who filed for divorce? Adam22 served papers as Lena the Plug denies legal action

The legal saga surrounding Lena the Plug and Adam22 has taken another unexpected turn after new court documents surfaced in the ongoing fake divorce filing case.

According to TMZ, the individual allegedly responsible for filing fraudulent divorce paperwork has now served Adam22 with additional legal documents, despite Lena publicly denying she ever sought to end the marriage.

Court records cited by the outlet state that a process server delivered the documents to Adam22 at his Studio City, California, residence on July 15. Adam22 confirmed he received the paperwork and said he hopes law enforcement, including the police or the FBI, will investigate the matter, although he claims he has not yet received a response.

The controversy began in June when a divorce petition was filed in Los Angeles County Superior Court under Lena the Plug’s name. The filing reportedly sought primary custody of the couple’s five-year-old child and requested spousal support, alleging Adam22 provided only limited financial assistance.

However, Lena has consistently maintained that she did not file the petition. She previously told TMZ that she believes an unidentified man was manipulated by someone impersonating her online. According to her account, the alleged catfish convinced the individual that she was in danger and needed help escaping her marriage.

Although Lena previously stated she intended to hire legal counsel to have the case dismissed, no official court action reflecting that request has yet appeared in the public record.

The unusual Lena the Plug divorce case continues to attract attention as questions remain over the identity of the person behind the filing and whether authorities will launch a formal investigation into the alleged court document fraud.