Huang Renxun's extramarital affair is reported again, Huida's board of directors discusses the CEO's departure

The New York Times reported on Wednesday (November 11) that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang had an extramarital affair with a female senior executive who reported directly to him. This is his second suspected extramarital affair in a short period of time.

Previously, many international media revealed that he had an extramarital affair with a woman surnamed Huang who was identified by US intelligence agencies as a Chinese spy. On Sunday (8th), he admitted through an internal letter that he had cheated on her, but did not mention the identity of his affair partner.

Regarding the second rumored affair partner, Huang told the New York Times: "I don't think you should talk to me about it directly." Then ended the call.

Reuters reported that neither Huida nor the woman suspected of being involved in Huang's second extramarital affair immediately responded to requests for comment.

On the same day, the "Wall Street Journal" published an exclusive report that Huida's board of directors is holding a meeting on Wednesday to decide whether Huang Renxun will stay or not, and may eventually replace the CEO. A reporter from Bloomberg also stated on the social platform

After news broke that Huida may part ways with Huang Jen-Hsun, the company's stock price fell about 8% in after-hours trading on U.S. stocks.

The woman recently named by the international media as involved in espionage activities is Alice H., who once served as a senior executive at Megaspeed, a company headquartered in Singapore.

The Chinese government denies the espionage accusations.

On Monday, Huida shareholders filed a class action lawsuit against Huida and Huang Renxun, accusing them of concealing the relationship between Huang Renxun and suspected Chinese spies and deceiving investors.