Re:Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's letter to staff about affair
by arevno on Monday November 09, 2026 @02:28PM
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In California, and most US states, divorce is statutorily no-fault.
Meaning that if she didn't like the stitching on Jensen's leather jacket one random morning, she could divorce him, and the courts wouldn't care.
Divorce is always a risk, whether your CEO is a Papal-certified Saint, or whether he drowns puppies in his spare time.
So sure, sell now, now that the risk of divorce is slightly elevated; but be not deceived: divorce is a risk at all times, for every corporate principal, in every publicly traded company.
We also don't know what private contracts, provisions, prenuptial agreements, etc apply. It's quite likely that they have a private set of agreements, if NVDA's attorneys are at all competent.
Meaning that if she didn't like the stitching on Jensen's leather jacket one random morning, she could divorce him, and the courts wouldn't care.
Divorce is always a risk, whether your CEO is a Papal-certified Saint, or whether he drowns puppies in his spare time.
So sure, sell now, now that the risk of divorce is slightly elevated; but be not deceived: divorce is a risk at all times, for every corporate principal, in every publicly traded company.
We also don't know what private contracts, provisions, prenuptial agreements, etc apply. It's quite likely that they have a private set of agreements, if NVDA's attorneys are at all competent.