Jensen Huang’s $155 Billion Fortune: Why His Wife Could Be Entitled to Half Amid Divorce Rumours

Jensen Huang’s $155 Billion Fortune: Why His Wife Could Be Entitled to Half Amid Divorce Rumours

Jensen Huang admits an affair in a message to Nvidia staff, fueling divorce speculation and questions over how his estimated $155.2bn fortune could be divided.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s marriage has come under public scrutiny after he admitted to having an extramarital affair, following reports linking him to a Chinese national suspected by US intelligence officials of having connections to Beijing.

Huang made the admission in a message to Nvidia employees on Sunday, November 8, 2026, apologizing to his family and colleagues.

The development has also raised questions about how his estimated US$155.2 billion fortune (approximately KSh 20.2 trillion) could be divided if his marriage to his wife, Lori, were to end in divorce.

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The couple have been married since the mid-1980s.

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In his message to staff, Huang acknowledged that he had been “unfaithful to my wife” and apologized for the pain his actions had caused his wife and their children.

He accepted responsibility and said he hoped his family would be able to heal.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Huang also told colleagues that his wife handles their finances and paperwork.

In brief

Search option is now available at TUKO! Huang made the admission in a message to Nvidia employees on Sunday, November 8, 2026, apologizing to his family and colleagues. Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;) In his message to staff, Huang acknowledged that he had been “unfaithful to my wife” and apologized for the pain his actions had caused his wife and their children. According to The Wall Street Journal, Huang also told colleagues that his wife handles their finances and paperwork.

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