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Jensen Huang’s 3rd affair allegations with 2nd Nvidia employee fuel divorce speculation; wife could get S$90B upon separation
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· November 14, 2026
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USA: Jensen Huang’s alleged affairs have raised questions about his marriage, with his wife Lori potentially entitled to around US$70 billion (S$90 billion) if they divorce. The former Nvidia chief executive’s reported relationships with multiple women have drawn attention to the couple’s finance...
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Key points The former Nvidia chief executive’s reported relationships with multiple women have drawn attention to the couple’s finance... USA: Jensen Huang’s alleged affairs have raised questions about his marriage, with his wife Lori potentially entitled to around US$70 billion (S$90 billion) if they divorce. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? USA: Jensen Huang’s alleged affairs have raised questions about his marriage, with his wife Lori potentially entitled to around US$70 billion (S$90 billion) if they divorce. The former Nvidia chief executive’s reported relationships with multiple women have drawn attention to the couple’s finance...
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