Lena The Plug has revealed the ‘ridiculous truth’ behind her filing for divorce from her husband, Adam22.

The couple hit the headlines in January after Adam22 was knocked out by Jason Luv, who adult film star Lena had slept with twice. Adam22 was savaged online for revealing that he “allowed” Luv to have sex with Lena despite their marital relationship.

Their ‘open’ relationship has been under scrutiny ever since. The pair married in 2023 and have a five-year-old daughter together.

Adam22’s Loss to Jason Luv

In their January boxing match, Adam22 was humiliatingly stopped in the first round by Luv, in a completely one-sided fight. Not only did he lose the bout, but it also seemed that his marriage had collapsed.

Reports recently emerged confirming that Lena had filed for divorce. TMZ broke the story and were able to obtain various documents relating to the split.

In paperwork filed on the first of June, Lena was listed as requesting full custody of the couple’s daughter, as well as claiming half of Adam22’s entertainment studio, which is worth $1.1 million.

According to the filing, the pair had been separated since April, with Lena being listed as having no job and living off of $3,000 in spousal support paid by Adam.

However, the situation took a bizarre turn on Friday when the adult star, real name Lena Nersesian, took to social media to address the matter on Instagram.

Lena The Plug Reveals ‘Truth’ About Adam22 Divorce

Revealing that the divorce documentation had been forged, she declared:

“About a month ago, I opened my mailbox and discovered that someone had been repeatedly attempting to file for divorce on my behalf using forged signatures.

“I became even more concerned when I realised the name on the filing matched the same person who had previously requested multiple wellness checks on me. Based on guidance from law enforcement, I filed a police report for identity theft.

“Unfortunately, that did not stop the situation. Somehow, the filing was eventually accepted, and now I have to hire an attorney to correct a legal process I never initiated.”

She went on to state that she and Adam are not splitting up and that they have a very happy and loving relationship.

“For everyone wondering: I am not getting divorced. I love my husband, and our life together. 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. This situation is RIDICULOUS, and I can’t believe it’s real life.”

Partnered with the caption, Lena also released a video in which she shut down any rumours created by the fake filing, as she stressed that she has access to all her finances while she also said that on June 1st, the day the divorce papers were filed, she would have been celebrating her birthday and not filing for divorce at the courthouse.

When the news surrounding their so-called ‘divorce’ broke, many fans and followers were shocked and confused, as Lena and Adam were still friendly with each other online and on social media, while Adam22 appeared to find the funny side of the situation with his regular Instagram updates, which led to the suggestions that the situation was fake and that it was a publicity stunt.

One man who appeared convinced that the news was legitimate, though, was Jason Luv, who took a brutal swipe at Adam22 on social media.

In response to speculation that the ‘divorce’ was staged, Lena told her followers:

“There was no stunt. Now I have to hire a lawyer to help me get this dismissed.”

A World Cup nation has been dealt a huge blow just days before this summer’s tournament, with many of their staff members denied entry into the United States.

The 2026 World Cup, which is being co-hosted by the United States, Canada and Mexico, will kick-off on June 11 when the latter take on South Africa.

There will be a total of 104 matches over the next month-and-a-half, with 48 teams vying to be crowned champions of the world on July 19.

Each World Cup team competing in the tournament have named their 26-man squad and will be finalising their preparations ahead of their opening match.

However, some nations have had difficulty getting into the United States. Switzerland star Breel Embolo was barred from travelling with his side after being denied entry into the United States. He has since had his Esta approved, and he has now linked up with his teammates.

Another nation has faced even more difficulty with ‘more than a dozen’ of their staff banned from travelling to the United States.

Many Iran Staff Members Denied Entry Into the United States

Iran’s participation in the 2026 World Cup has been in doubt following their conflict with the United States.

Donald Trump has previously advised Iran to withdraw, but said that they are welcome to play should they want to. Iran later confirmed their intention to compete in a statement in May.

All of their players, including star man Mehdi Taremi, have now been issued visas by the United States that will allow them to play at the World Cup.

However, The New York Times have now revealed that more than a dozen members of the team’s support staff, which could include coaches, analysts and medical staff, will be unable to travel to the US as they have had their applications rejected.

Mehdi Taj, the president of the Iranian federation and a former commander in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), is among the individuals who have had their visa applications rejected.

Iran will play each of their group matches in the United States. They will face New Zealand and Belgium in Los Angeles, before heading to Seattle to face Egypt.

Should Iran and the US both finish second in their respective groups, they will go head-to-head in the round of 32 on July 3 in Arlington, Texas.

Scotland and Morocco Fans Denied Entry Into the United States

Many Scotland fans that intended to travel to the United States to follow their team have also been denied entry.

One fan told BBC Scotland: “Out of the blue on Tuesday, I got an email that said there’s been an update on your ESTA status. Since I’ve done that ESTA there’s been absolutely no changes to my circumstances. That’s the frustrating thing, not knowing why this has happened.”

While another affected fan, who admitted he was heartbroken, said: “It’s not given us very much time to do anything about it. I don’t think it’s fair, they shouldn’t authorise somebody to go then take it back. We didn’t book anything until we were authorised.”

40 members of a Moroccan supporters association have also been denied United States visas, leaving fans who spent thousands on match tickets and hotel bookings unable to travel to the tournament.

FIFA have made a number of controversial decisions in the lead-up to the 2026 World Cup, and their decision to ban football fans from bringing water bottles into stadiums has perhaps been the most controversial of them all.

The sport’s global governing body made the decision despite the extreme heat that is expected in North America over the next month-and-a-half.

Justifying their decision, FIFA said: “FIFA is committed to protecting the health and safety of all players, referees, fans, volunteers and staff. FIFA made the decision to prohibit bottles to prevent risk and injury to players and attendees.

“Outside bottles are already prohibited at several of these venues for safety considerations and FIFA is applying this consideration across its tournament stadiums.

“FIFA works closely with each host city committee and local authorities on heat mitigation factors for fans travelling to the stadium, which can include resources such as misting stations, fans, hydration stations, cooling tents and more around the stadium footprint.

“Inside the stadium footprint, pricing for water bottles for the FIFA World Cup 2026 will remain consistent with other events held at each stadium.”

Keir Starmer Slams FIFA

FIFA’s decision sparked widespread backlash, with Keir Starmer among the high-profile names that urged them to make a U-turn. The President of the United Kingdom said, per ESPN: “It’s just wrong. And I can’t help but think that it’s about making money.

“I would call on FIFA to just look again at this. Think about it. Think of the fans. They are football fans from all sorts of backgrounds across our country, across the world. They’re already spending a fortune getting there. They’ve got to pay a lot for tickets, too much in my book.”

FIFA Make Partial U-Turn on Water Bottles

FIFA have now partially backtracked on the policy, with specific water bottles now being allowed inside stadiums inside the USA and Canada. A post from the governing body said, per the Independent: “All fans will be permitted to bring in one, soft, plastic, 20 ounces (590ml), factory sealed disposable water bottle into any Fifa World Cup 2026 match in the USA and Canada.”

2026 World Cup chief operating officer, Heimo Schirgi added: “What is not allowed are hard-sided resealable water containers, which could pose a safety and security risk.”

The new rule does not apply to venues located in Mexico, though.

New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani has welcomed FIFA’s U-turn. He told the Athletic: “I’m glad that FIFA decided to reverse this policy and allow water bottles to be brought into World Cup games.

“No one should have to fear being priced out of being hydrated, especially fans who are often waiting for hours before a game in extreme heat.”

The World Cup will begin on June 11, with the winner of the competition being crowned on July 19.