Philandering former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had third mistress who also worked with him at tech giant report claims

Philandering former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had third mistress who also worked with him at tech giant report claims

Published: 14:56 EST, 12 November 2026 | Updated: 15:07 EST, 12 November 2026 Nvidia's former CEO Jensen Huang had a third mistress who also worked alongside him at the AI giant, according to a report.Huang's relationship with the unnamed worker was reported by Reuters, less than 24 hours after The New York Times reported his alleged affair with Kimberly Powell, Nvidia's vice president of healthcare.Huaung - who married wife Lori in 1985 - also had an extra-marital relationship with Alice Huang, who US government officials believe is a Chinese spy.Alice, who is not related to Huang, is feared to have passed high-tech Nvidia chips to Beijing after the US banned the firm from selling them to China over national security fears. Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is pictured with wife Lori earlier this year The tech titan, 63, quit as the boss of Nvidia earlier on Thursday after The Wall Street Journal reported its board was moving to get rid of him.His two children both work there. He issued a groveling apology earlier this week for cheating on Lori. Nvidia's stock price plunged by more than five percent on Thursday, to $164.25-a-share.The company's share price has plummeted by around 14 percent over the past week thanks to Huang's affairs and the spying scandal.While his behavior made his position untenable, Huang's creativity and vision was credited with turning Nvidia into a big tech behemoth whose success is vital to the health of the US economy, 401(k) balances and pensions worldwide. Nvidia was founded by Huang in 1993 and listed on the stockmarket in 1999. It builds the ultra-sophisticated microchips used for artificial intelligence, with the current AI boom sending its stock price soaring. Developing story, check back for updates

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