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$80 billion at stake? Cheating scandal could shake up Nvidia billionaire's 41-year marriage

2026-11-10 14:04:46Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
$80 billion at stake? Cheating scandal could shake up Nvidia billionaire's
Jensen Huang/ Lori Huang/ Alice Huang

Nvidia CEO  Jensen Huang could face one of the most expensive divorces in history after revelations of an extramarital affair with a woman suspected of having ties to Chinese intelligence.

According to a Forbes analysis, if the 63-year-old billionaire and his wife, Lori Huang , decide to split, she could be looking for a fortune that could exceed $75 billion. 

However, this figure remains hypothetical, as so far there is no public indication that the couple, married for about four decades, has decided to divorce.

According to the article, Huang's own admission of infidelity, along with revelations about Alice Huang , a Chinese citizen who US authorities allegedly consider a possible collaborator of Chinese intelligence, has sparked numerous discussions not only about the future of the Nvidia CEO, but also about the financial consequences that a possible separation of the couple could bring.

The $155 billion fortune and the $75 billion his wife could claim

Jensen Huang is ranked among the ten richest people in the world, although he temporarily dropped out of the top ten on Monday after Nvidia shares suffered a significant drop.

According to Forbes' estimate, his personal wealth amounted to about $155.2 billion, as of 4:00 p.m., US East Coast time, on Monday.

 The question that arises is what would happen to this extraordinary wealth if Lori Huang decided to file for divorce. The answer is largely related to California legislation.

The law provides that assets created during marriage are considered joint property and, in the event of divorce, are divided equally between the spouses, except in cases where there are special agreements or evidence proving that some assets belong exclusively to one of them.

In Huang's case, the fact that he founded Nvidia in 1993, a few years after his marriage, takes on special significance. If his shares in the company and the rest of the assets are considered community property, Lori Huang could be entitled to about half of them, a sum of about $75 billion or more, depending on the performance of Nvidia's stock.

However, Forbes notes that it is not known whether the couple signed a prenuptial agreement or any other document that stipulates a different division of property. The existence of such agreements could significantly change the final outcome.

They met when they were students, before the creation of Nvidia.

Jensen and Lori Huang's story begins long before the creation of the microprocessor empire, which today dominates the artificial intelligence market.

They met while they were students at Oregon State University and married in the mid-1980s, when Huang was still a long way from founding Nvidia and amassing his incredible fortune.

Lori stood by him from the very beginning of his professional career, and Huang himself has consistently praised her contribution to the company's development. He has said that his wife "has been a part of Nvidia every step of the way."

Another element that could be important in a potential lawsuit is the role that Lori Huang has had in managing the couple's finances.

According to a Wall Street Journal article, the Nvidia CEO recently told associates that his wife did almost everything for him, from signing documents to managing personal and family finances. He even joked that she didn't even know his home address and didn't pay his own bills.

According to Nvidia's official shareholder information, for 2026, the majority of shares attributable to Jensen Huang are held in trusts, where both he and his wife are listed as co-trustees.

His participation in Nvidia and the possibility of a stock split

Jensen Huang owns more than 3.5% of Nvidia's shares, making him the company's largest shareholder.

This stake constitutes the most significant part of his wealth and, according to Forbes, could be at the center of a possible divorce process.

If a portion of the shares were to be transferred to Lori Huang as part of a financing agreement, this could change the ownership distribution of a significant portion of the company. However, it is not certain that a potential financing agreement would require a direct transfer of shares.

In any case, the size of Huang's fortune makes this hypothetical scenario particularly sensational, as even a fraction of it translates into tens of billions of dollars.


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