NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang was reportedly exposed for misleading the company’s General Counsel and concealing his extramarital relationship with Alice Huang.

Reuters exclusively reports that NVIDIA’s former CEO Jensen Huang downplayed his relationship with Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang to multiple company executives, including General Counsel Tim Teter and Chief Marketing Officer Alison Wagonfeld. Internal communications reviewed by Reuters reveal that in October this year, when responding to inquiries from executives, Huang framed their interactions as standard client business dealings, stressing that contacts with Megaspeed International were routine commercial activities. Sources familiar with the matter said that as early as after The New York Times first reported their public meeting in 2025, Huang explained the relationship to some company executives, though he did not acknowledge an extramarital affair. He also discussed taking legal action against The New York Times, but ultimately neither side filed a lawsuit. Huang resigned as NVIDIA’s CEO on November 12, after publicly admitting to infidelity toward his wife and apologizing to the company. Independent directors of NVIDIA’s board have retained a law firm to conduct an independent investigation. NVIDIA’s stock price has fallen more than 30% from its closing peak on October 6, erasing over $1.8 trillion in market capitalization.