Mystery Man Allegedly Filed Fake Divorce Papers in Lena the Plug's Name

The OnlyFans creator says an unidentified third party submitted divorce paperwork under her name without her knowledge, complicating what was already a very public marriage.

Lena the Plug, born Amanda Zubeidi, claims someone filed divorce documents using her identity without her authorization.
Her husband, Adam22, whose legal name is Adam Grandmaison, is the named respondent in the disputed filing.
The couple had previously acknowledged an open relationship arrangement that received wide media coverage.
No arrest or criminal charge has been reported in connection with the alleged fraudulent filing as of July 23, 2026.
The identity of the mystery filer has not been publicly disclosed.

A divorce filing that appeared to end the marriage of OnlyFans creator Amanda Zubeidi, known publicly as Lena the Plug, and podcaster Adam Grandmaison, known as Adam22, may not have been filed by either of them.

Zubeidi has claimed publicly that an unidentified man submitted the paperwork in her name, without her knowledge or consent. The nature of that claim — whether it has been reported to law enforcement or filed as a counter-motion in the relevant court — had not been confirmed in full public record as of July 23, 2026.

The couple, who operate a joint content business and have acknowledged a non-monogamous arrangement since at least 2023, had not publicly announced any intention to divorce prior to the filing's emergence.

Court filings in California divorce proceedings require petitioner signature under penalty of perjury. The filing, if fraudulent, would implicate at minimum a false statement to a court.

Grandmaison had not issued a detailed public statement on the identity of the alleged filer as of publication. Neither party's legal counsel has been identified in available reporting.

The marriage, the content business, and the open relationship had all been discussed at length on Adam22's podcast, No Jumper. The divorce paperwork had not.