Nvidia CEO, Jensen Huang, admitted to having cheated on his wife, Lori. And the woman he's connected to is a suspected Chinese spy. Now, he and Nvidia face a lawsuit.
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Add BollywoodShaadis on GoogleNvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang is all over the news as he recently admitted to having kept his wife, kids, and employees in the dark about his affair. In an email, he apologized to his people for cheating and asked for their forgiveness.
The email came after Nvidia opened an investigation into reports that Jensen was a target of a Chinese spy plot, which was coordinated by Alice Huang. Alice worked as a senior executive at a Singapore-based data center company, Megaspeed, one of Nvidia's biggest customers. Alice is a suspected Chinese spy, who allegedly built a romantic relationship and passed advanced Nvidia AI Chips and intelligence to Beijing.
While Nvidia has now opened an investigation into the same, reports claimed that the company and Jensen Huang were sued on Monday in a proposed securities class action lawsuit. Reuters obtained court documents, according to which the company allegedly violated several federal securities laws and made false statements in connection with the scandal.
Initially, Nvidia leadership and spokespeople made statements, downplaying Jensen Huang's relationship to Alice Huang as a strictly professional connection, and now the lawsuit questions several of those statements that were made by the company in question in multiple articles about the CEO's affair. According to the suit, Jensen and Nvidia spokesperson John Rizzo made false statements regarding their business relationship with Megaspeed, and during that time, the CEO reportedly was having an affair with Alice.
Reportedly, after Jensen admitted to the affair, Nvidia's stock dropped 4.3 percent in a single day, and the suit claims significant losses and damages for the company's shareholders. TMZ revealed that the class action is seeking monetary damages for losses, and it includes anyone who bought Nvidia stock from October 9, 2025, to November 5, 2026. Jensen, in his statement, has not revealed anything about being related to the suspected Chinese spy, Alice.
Speaking of Alice Huang, while she shares a similar surname to Jensen, it's roughly a coincidence, and they are not related. She reportedly was employed by broadcasters like CCTV and Hunan TV, after which she transitioned into banking and investment management in China. According to reports, Hunan TV executives told The New York Post that they have never heard of Alice.
Meanwhile, Alice has no active profile on CCTV. She later became a senior executive at Megaspeed, one of Nvidia's biggest customers in Southeast Asia. Some alleged photos of Alice and Jensen also made the rounds on social media, and according to social media posts, these photos were shared by Alice herself on her WeChat feed.
Jensen, on the other hand, has been married to Lori Huang. The couple met when they were in college, and it was Jensen who asked Lori to do homework with him to secure good grades. At 20, he promised his then-girlfriend he would become CEO by 30, and he did. Jensen married Lori five years after he met her. The couple has two kids, who work at Nvidia.
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