Jensen Huang caught in another cheating scandal after Chinese spy debacle as Nvidia board looks to oust CEO

Published: 17:31 EST, 11 November 2026 | Updated: 17:47 EST, 11 November 2026 Embattled Nvidia boss Jensen Huang has been caught in yet another cheating scandal as the company continues to reel from the revelation that he had an affair with an alleged Chinese spy.Huang, 63, confessed in a memo to his staff on Sunday to carrying out an affair with a Chinese entrepreneur who has been under investigation for allegedly passing information to Beijing. But five people who worked at the chipmaker have now come forward to tell The New York Times that the billionaire also had an extramarital relationship with Kimberly Powell, 48, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare.The two were reportedly captured on video being affectionate at a San Jose, California hotel during the Nvidia conference in March, two of the sources said. They were then both in attendance at the Nvidia GTC Conference in Berlin, Germany at the end of October, but Powell was also seen around the same time flaunting her engagement ring.Both Huang and Powell are married to other people.The alleged affair would have also violated the company's code of conduct, under which employees are told to 'avoid situations where our actions conflict' including 'personal relationships.' The company also states that it 'promptly investigates reports of misconduct.' The Nvidia board is now preparing to oust Huang as CEO, people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal. Embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (pictured with his wife Lori) has been caught in another cheating scandal Five people who work at the company said Huang was in a relationship with Kimberly Powell, 48, Nvidia's vice president of healthcarePowell was seen promoting the GTC Berlin conference last month, flaunting her engagement ring. Source: Linkedin/Kimberly PowellThe board was planning t meet as soon as Wednesday to determine Huang's future with the company, they said. The board had already launched an investigation into Huang's affair with the alleged Chinese spy that is being led by the law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz. At the same time, Republican leaders of three influential House committees have asked Huang to appear for a closed-door briefing on his interactions with the woman, who goes by the name Alice Huang. This is a breaking news story and will be updated.