Lena The Plug shares theory on Adam22 divorce filing after revealing scary situation in new statement

Lena The Plug has revealed the truth behind the seemingly ‘fake’ divorce papers which have been filed under her name.

TMZ reported that the adult film star, real name Lena Nersesian, filed for divorce from her husband-of-three-years, Adam22 (Adam Grandmaison), on her Birthday (1 June).

In a new video, however, Lena insists that she was ‘was on Rodeo with Adam and my daughter shopping’ and ‘not at the courthouse filing for divorce’.

“This story is so insane that if you don't believe me, I honestly don't blame you,” the 35-year-old, who thinks someone is trying to file for divorce on her behalf, said.

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“Someone who is not me has been trying to file for divorce on my behalf,” Lena explained.

“I know this because they've been filling out the paperwork incorrectly and so it is being sent to my house. It happened in, I think, March and then in April.

“I guess they finally figured out how to properly file for divorce because now there's a legitimate case number out the courthouse under my name.”

Lena, who shares a five-year-old daughter with Adam, says she isn't getting divorced (Instagram/@lenatheplug)

She said she knows who the individual forging her signature is because ‘it's on the cheque that got sent to my house claiming that I want to be divorced’.

Lena’s theory is ‘that they're talking to a catfish person who is pretending to be me and claiming that, like, Adam does all this awful stuff to me, help me get out of it type thing, send me money, I need help. And so they're being duped by this person’.

“This same person, because I know who they are, I know their name, had the cops come to my house two different times filing a wellness check. And I had to tell the cops, like, ‘come in, I'm not being abused’.”

Lena says someone's 'been trying to file for divorce on my behalf' (Instagram/@lenatheplug)

In her caption to the post, Lena wrote that she was stunned to learn that ‘somehow, the filing was eventually accepted, and now I have to hire an attorney to correct a legal process that I never initiated’.

“For anyone wondering: I am not getting divorced. I love my husband, and I love our life together,” she insisted.

“My genuine belief is that the person responsible thinks they are helping me because they have been misled by someone online pretending to be me."

Lena went on to call the whole situation 'ridiculous' and that she 'can’t believe this is real life'