Jensen Huang is facing fresh scrutiny over his personal life after a new report alleged that the former Nvidia chief executive had an intimate relationship with another company employee, adding to the growing controversy surrounding his reported extramarital affairs. According to Reuters, published on November 12, two people familiar with the matter said Huang had been involved with a second Nvidia employee. The news agency did not identify the woman, and her position at the company, the timing of the relationship and whether it was ongoing remain unknown. The latest revelation follows reports of two other relationships that have placed the billionaire under intense public scrutiny. One involved Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of health care, whose alleged affair with Huang was reported by The New York Times on November 11. The other relationship involved Alice Huang, a Chinese business executive whom US intelligence officials reportedly suspect of having connections to China’s Ministry of State Security. The allegations raised concerns about whether Huang had been targeted as part of an intelligence operation. Huang previously acknowledged being unfaithful to his wife, Lori Huang, in a November 8 statement. However, he did not identify the woman involved or publicly confirm the other reported relationships. The latest report also comes after Nvidia announced Huang’s resignation on November 12, following weeks of controversy over his private life. The company has not publicly confirmed the additional relationship, with a spokesperson declining to comment to Reuters. Huang’s departure has also brought renewed attention to his marriage, which dates back to the 1980s. However, Lori Huang has not publicly addressed the allegations, and there has been no confirmed announcement of a separation or divorce. The latest revelation adds another chapter to a scandal that has rapidly unfolded around one of the world’s most prominent business figures. For now, several details surrounding the reported relationships remain unconfirmed.