Jensen Huang Admits an Affair as Nvidia Launches an Urgent Investigation

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Jensen Huang admits an affair as Nvidia launches an urgent investigation. What is behind the controversy?
This episode of China Insights examines the story, looks at Chinese women around some of the world’s wealthiest men, and explores the program’s claims about a CCP “honey trap.”
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New reports allege Jensen Huang was caught in a CCP honey trap.
Simultaneously, his daughter canceled her South Korea trip,
including a meeting with the deputy prime minister,
citing family reasons.
Despite his reputation for a perfect marriage,
Huang is now embroiled in a sex scandal,
which he addressed in a recent internal letter to employees.
But have you noticed, friends,
that in recent years there has been no shortage of young,
beautiful Chinese women around top
Western billionaires and politicians?
The 80-year-old founder of Oracle, a former world's richest man,
has a new wife who is actually a young woman from Shen Yun,
China, 47 years his junior.
And then there's Jeremy Hunt,
a major player in British politics who almost became prime minister.
His wife is 11 years his junior and is actually a woman from Xi'an.
Also, there was that viral moment on social media
a while back where Wang Shi's wife,
dressed in a white dress,
had a lunch with former British prime minister Tony Blair.
And by Blair's side, there was also
an important woman of Chinese descent.
So today, let's talk about the Chinese women's army surrounding
these top global power players.
In this episode, we cover
the Chinese woman seen acting intimately with Jensen Wang,
how she managed to call him out in the middle of the night,
how she did business with him,
how she used a small multi-million dollar company
to secure billions of dollars worth of Nvidia
chips, and her ties to Alibaba and the CCP.
For those who missed it, feel free to check it out.
The US intelligence community has
been tracking this person for a year now,
and Trump was aware of it, but he didn't notify Jensen Huang.
NVIDIA's explanation is that this woman
is one of Jensen Huang's clients,
and that Huang meets with thousands of client executives a year,
implying that the relationship between Huang and this woman, Huang Lei,
is just a normal business partnership.
So in the last couple of days,
the New York Times has broken new information,
first confirming this woman's identity.
The US intelligence community's assessment has determined
that she is by no means an
ordinary businesswoman,
but rather someone directly recruited by the Ministry of State
Security of the CCP.
The Ministry of State Security gave her two tasks. The first was to
get the inside scoop on Nvidia's most advanced chips,
and the second was to persuade Jensen Huang
to step up and lobby the US government
to sell those cutting-edge chips to the CCP.
Later, the Financial Times followed up with a bombshell report,
stating that U.S. officials
had written a memo this year in which they documented
that the relationship between Jensen
Huang and this woman was a romantic one.
Furthermore, before Trump flew to Beijing
to meet with Xi Jinping this May, a small
group of senior Trump administration
officials had circulated this very memo.
In other words, before Jensen Wang rushed
to catch Air Force One to Beijing this May,
a group of White House officials already knew
that he was in a romantic relationship
with a woman who had ties to the Chinese Ministry of State Security.
U.S. intelligence found that Huang Li's investment
was linked to a cybersecurity firm
under the China Electronics Technology Group, or CETC.
CETC is a major CCP military industrial conglomerate
that manufactures radar and electronic warfare
equipment for the People's Liberation Army.
Just two days after the Financial Times broke the story,
on November 8th, the plot took
a sharp turn.
Jensen Huang sent an internal letter to all Nvidia employees
and the very first sentence
was, I owe my family and I owe all of you an apology.
He then personally admitted,
I have been unfaithful to my wife.
My actions have hurt her and they have hurt our children.
I have no excuses and I'm deeply sorry.
He wrote that his family has always supported him
and deserves honesty and loyalty,
yet he let them down. He takes full responsibility
and accepts the criticism that comes with it.
That same day, NVIDIA's board formed
a special committee of independent directors to hire
for an investigation.
They're determining if Jensen Huang
is a target of foreign intelligence.
Personally, I think it's obvious he's a target of a CCP honey trap.
The board stated there's no reason to believe U.S. security
or NVIDIA's secrets are compromised,
but they will review all available information.
During this investigation, Jensen Huang will continue to serve as CEO.
So what do you think about this outcome?
Share your thoughts with me in the comment section.
I remember the last time I talked about this topic,
quite a few friends left comments saying they trusted Jensen Huang.
Now the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee,
the Chairman of the Select Committee
on the CCP, and the Chairman
of the Intelligence Committee have jointly written a letter demanding
that Jensen Huang attend a closed-door meeting
at Congress on November 18th to explain exactly
what his relationship with Huang Lei
is and how NVIDIA prevents espionage.
Just in the last couple of days, Jensen Huang's daughter,
who is also a senior director at NVIDIA,
Madison Huang, suddenly cancelled her entire trip to South Korea,
citing family reasons,
even cancelling her meeting
with the Deputy Prime Minister of South Korea.
Now, this family reason,
when placed against the backdrop of the recently
The recently exposed scandal really
makes people's imaginations run wild.
Actually, it's not that rare in recent years
to see beautiful Chinese women appearing
around world-class tycoons,
but the one we're about to talk about next is definitely the
most mysterious one.
The male protagonist is named Larry.
Ellison, the founder of Oracle.
In 2025, his net worth briefly surpassed Musk's,
making him the richest person in the world.
However, this man is also a notorious Silicon Valley playboy.
He has been married five times in total,
until a bank you know in December 2024
revealed his extremely secretive sixth marriage.
At the time, the University of Michigan's football
team had landed the nation's top-ranked high school quarterback,
and the school's donor
organization excitedly released a statement thanking Larry
and his wife Jolie for their
contributions and support.
This sent shockwaves across the internet.
Ellison had gotten married again, but who exactly is this Joey?
Once everyone looked into it,
they discovered she was a young woman from Shen Yun, China
named Jolie Zhu, originally named Zhu Karen.
She is actually 47 years younger than Ellison
and 10 years younger than Ellison's eldest son.
So how did someone as young as Jolie Zhu end up
by the side of billionaire Ellison?
You might not believe it, but that's because nobody knows.
Jolie Zhu was born in Shen Yun in 1991.
For middle school, she attended
the Northeast Yuhai Foreign Language School,
which is a joint venture with the Kansai Language Institute in Japan.
She didn't finish high school before heading
to Simons Rock College in Massachusetts.
It's a private college that specializes in enrolling 15
and 16-year-olds for early college,
and the tuition is certainly not cheap.
It seems her family background or personal abilities are
quite impressive. Afterward,
Jolie Zhu transferred to the University of Michigan
and graduated in 2012 with a degree in international studies.
Normally, when someone suddenly enters
the circle of top billionaires, reporters will
follow the trail, using her former roommates,
exes, or past experiences as leads to investigate
her personality, social circle, and dating history.
So reporters from the British Daily Mail specifically went
to the University of Michigan to look
into her.
Reporters found that during her freshman year,
she lived in an $800 a month apartment,
sharing it with nuclear engineering PhD student Zhuang.
She was just like thousands of other
ordinary Chinese students,
not one of those privileged daughters of heaven arriving in
luxury cars with bodyguards and piles of cash.
So what was the relationship between her and this
Dr. Zhu who shared the same surname and lived with her?
Were they relatives or was he a former boyfriend
The strange thing is, no matter how hard the reporters dug,
even going so far as to ask Dr. Zhu's advisor
and fellow research group members,
not a single person could give a clear answer.
Even more bizarrely,
the Daily Mail's investigation also found that not a single person
had any impression of Zhu Konlin. Not one classmate remembered her.
This suggests that either this identity and record are fake,
or that Zhu Chaolin was extremely meticulous in her public relations
and privacy protection,
to the point where even someone
who lived with her couldn't reveal a single detail about her life.
Now, the trajectory of this Zhu Chaolin takes
an even more suspenseful turn.
Just one year after graduation, in 2013, she moved to California
and rented an apartment for a short term in a complex called Riva Terra
in Redwood Shores, with monthly rent starting at over $2,600.
What kind of place is Redwood Shores?
Oracle's headquarters is right there.
How could a Chinese international student
who had just graduated a year ago
with no record of employment afford such an apartment?
Did she find a job at Oracle or was her family paying for it?
A reporter from the Daily Mail asked
the neighbors where she lived at the time
and surprisingly not a single person knew who she was.
And then there was a complete four-year gap.
It wasn't until March 2017, at the Indian Wells Masters in California,
that the camera panned over Ellison's box
and sitting right next to him was Zhu Chaolin.
But at that time,
Ellison had just separated from his fifth wife, Nikita,
and the divorce wouldn't be finalized until 2020.
How exactly did Zhu Chaolin enter this circle
and capture Ellison's heart?
That's the most bizarre part.
According to U.S. media reports,
Ellison himself has told two different versions of the story.
One version is that he met Zhu Chaolin while traveling in Japan,
where she was attending boarding school at the time.
The other version is that he met
Zhu Chaolin while visiting the University of Michigan,
where she was a graduate student.
A friend also revealed that the two of them met online.
Three versions. Which one is more credible?
Friends, you are welcome to share your thoughts in the comment section.
The first one actually aligns
with the Sino-Japanese joint school she attended,
as well as Ellison's well-known obsession with Japan.
As for the second version, it doesn't add up at all,
because after Zhu Chaolin graduated
from her undergraduate studies in 2012,
there are no records of her attending graduate school.
Today, Chaolin and Ellison have several children together
and live between their estate in Florida and Oxford, England.
Acquaintances of Ellison in the sailing community say
that no one has ever seen Zhu Chaolin.
Ellison has been in the sailing circle for so many years
and has never brought his wife along,
which is very strange.
As for the true family background of this Zhu Chaolin, whether she comes
from a wealthy family or an ordinary working class one,
there is still no reliable source to this day.
How could an ordinary international student afford
to rent a high-end apartment next to
the Oracle headquarters just one year after graduation?
And exactly what methods did she
use to quietly approach and capture the heart of this billionaire,
all while obscuring her
entire past and romantic history?
To this day, all of this remains a mystery.
Do you think it was a fated encounter between them,
or was it a calculated move planned every step of the way?
If you agree with the former, type fate in the comment section.
If you think the latter is more likely, type calculated.
Zhu Chaolin leaped straight
into a billionaire's family through marriage,
but our next subject almost became the first lady of the UK.
Her husband is named Jeremy Hunt.
Hunt has a distinguished background,
son of an admiral and Oxford graduate.
In the cabinet, he held key roles including culture,
health, foreign, and chancellor.
In 2019, when Theresa May resigned, the Conservative Party held
a leadership election to choose a new prime minister.
At that time, Hunt fought his way through every round,
only to lose by a narrow margin
to the eventual Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
He was just one step away from moving into 10 Downing Street.
The meeting between Hunt and his wife Lucia Guo began in 2008.
At the time, Hunt was hosting an event
for an international education company
he had founded, and it was there
that he met a young woman from Xi'an, China
named Lucia Guo. Lucia Guo was working
at Huawei University at the time,
specifically responsible
for recruiting international students from China.
Hunt is 11 years her senior,
and it's said that he fell for her at first sight.
After getting her email address, he began an intense pursuit.
The following year,
Hunt even flew to Xi'an specifically to ask for her hand in marriage.
The two held a traditional Chinese wedding.
After they were married, Hunt consistently
refused to make his wife's Chinese name public,
saying he wanted to protect her.
As for the outside world,
there were rumors that his wife's name was Guo Ge,
and there were also reports claiming her name was Guo Yali.
In 2019, when Hunt brought his wife on a visit, a reporter asked him,
you have a Chinese wife,
so does that help you in your dealings with China?
Hunt replied that he hoped Beijing would see him
as someone willing to give China a fair hearing.
This transnational marriage sounds full of romance,
but behind this touch of warmth and romance,
there lies a very suspicious hidden thread.
Shortly after the marriage, Hunt took office
as the UK's health secretary.
Between 2015 and 2016, he even served as the British Chair,
personally leading talks for what was called
the UK-China High-Level People-to-People Dialogue
Mechanism. And his counterpart on the Chinese side
was none other than Liu Yandong,
who was the Vice-Premier of the State Council of the PRC at the time.
As you all know, before joining the Politburo,
Liu Yandong had long served as the head
of the United Front Work Department of the CCP.
In 2015, after one of the high-level dialogues between
the two sides concluded,
China and the UK reached an agreement to promote joint
television production projects between the two countries.
This project quickly launched a program,
aired on the UK's Sky TV, called China Time.
In this program, there was a segment specifically dedicated to
introducing famous Chinese flowers,
and the host was none other than Hunt's wife, Lu Shiguo.
What's even more intriguing
is the production background of this program.
It was jointly created by China International Television Corporation,
a local British company, and the CCP's tourism office in London.
And this China International Television Corporation
is a wholly owned subsidiary of CCTV,
the China Central Television. CCTV is managed by the China Media Group,
and the head of the China Media Group
is the publicity department of the CCP.
Tracing the program hosted by Hunt's wife leads directly
to the CCP's publicity department.
In December 2021, the Daily Mail criticized
the show for promoting CCP pandemic achievements
and Xinjiang scenery while ignoring all controversial topics.
As for the American human rights organization Freedom House,
they directly listed this program as part
of the CCP's overseas propaganda efforts.
You see, the husband takes the lead in front
of the stage for so-called high-level China-UK
exchanges, facilitating these co-produced television projects,
and then the resulting
program is hosted by his own wife.
And it doesn't end there. In July 2022,
the British Conservative Party held another
leadership election, and Hunt chose to make a comeback
At this critical juncture,
the Daily Mail brought up the issue of his wife hosting a CCP program
again. Immediately after,
the overseas Chinese media outlet Reuters dropped a bombshell,
stating that Lu Xiaoguang's parents came from the 3511 factory,
which has a military-industrial
background, and that she herself graduated
from the Luoyang Foreign Language Institute,
a PLA military academy historically affiliated
with the General Staff Department's intelligence system
that specializes in training military foreign language personnel.
Of course, there is currently no other evidence
to cross-verify this claim, so we should just
take it as a piece of political gossip.
And just three days after this revelation went viral,
Hunter, who was originally favored by the
polls, was unfortunately eliminated
and knocked out of the race entirely. Looking back at when
Lu Xiaoguang first met Hunt,
Hunt had only been an MP for three years and was just the shadow
culture secretary. Later he climbed the ranks rapidly,
serving successively as Foreign Secretary
and Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Did the CCP make any investments behind the scenes in this?
How much did they invest?
This reminds me of another woman, Fang Fang.
When she hooked up with the American congressman
Swalwell, Swalwell was just a small-time local official.
Later, with her by his side,
he climbed all the way to become a federal congressman.
While there is currently no evidence
to suggest that Lucia Guo is a CCP spy like Fang Fang,
a woman of Chinese descent with a
congressman for a husband is undoubtedly
a key focus in the CCP's grand United Front scheme.
This is also an inescapable curse for many women of Chinese descent
who now stand beside world leaders.
As for the path taken by Fang Fang, Lu Qiaguo, and Zhu Qilin,
there is a pioneer who paved the way,
and the man she married was named Murdoch.
The New York Post, the British Times,
half of the Western world's media landscape belongs to his family.
In British and American politics,
whether it's a prime minister or a president,
they all have to show some respect when they meet this old gentleman.
Forbes estimates that his and his family's net worth
is as high as nearly 23 billion US dollars,
and his third wife is Wendy Deng,
who is very famous in Chinese circles.
Wendy Deng's original name was Deng Wengde,
where Wengde refers to the two characters for the Cultural Revolution.
Born in Jinan, Shandong in 1968, she grew up in Zhuzhou, Jiangsu.
She recalled a poor childhood without hot water,
living with a great aunt with bound feet.
As a medical student in Guangzhou,
she was lucky to meet Jake and Joyce Cherry,
an American couple building a refrigerator factory
who taught her English.
In 1988, this kind couple sponsored her student visa,
which allowed Wendy Deng to come to California in the United States
and move into their home.
From here on, the plot started to take a shocking turn.
Not long after, the hostess, Joyce,
discovered that her husband was actually having an affair
with this Chinese girl who was 30 years younger than her.
Joyce was furious and kicked Wendy Deng out of the house.
Jake subsequently moved out as well, leaving with Wendy Deng.
In 1990, the two got married and two years and seven months later,
the marriage fell apart and they divorced.
By which time, Wendy Deng had already
successfully obtained her U.S. Green Card.
After securing her status, she was on a roll, finishing her degree at
California State University
and then charging into Yale School of Management.
After graduating from Yale in 1996,
she flew to Hong Kong and started an internship at Star TV,
which was owned by Murdoch.
In 1997, Murdoch visited Hong Kong to inspect operations
and address employees.
Wendy Deng, then just an intern, stood up and asked him,
why is your business strategy in China so terrible?
Two years later, Murdoch divorced his wife of over 30 years,
Anna, paying out over a billion
dollars. Just 17 days later,
he married Wendy Deng on his private yacht in New York Harbor.
That year, Murdoch was 68 years old while Wendy Deng was 30.
After becoming Mrs. Murdoch,
Wendy Deng began opening up the Chinese market for her husband,
handling dealings between Europe and China,
and spearheading the Murdoch family's internet
investment in China. In 2011,
Murdoch appeared before the British Parliament for a hearing
regarding the phone hacking scandal involving his newspapers. Suddenly,
a man rushed forward and smashed a plate
of shaving foam into Murdoch's face.
In the blink of an eye, Wendy Deng, who was sitting in the back row,
leaped up and slapped the man across the face.
This slap caused a global sensation,
and Wendy Deng earned the title of the wife who protects her husband.
However, good times didn't last long. Just two years later,
this legendary marriage came to an abrupt end.
The catalyst that ignited this divorce
was another figure, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Vanity Fair magazine later published a note that was allegedly
a diary entry written by Wendy Deng to herself.
It was written in English, saying things like,
Oh my God, I miss Tony so much. He is so charming.
His clothes are so nice. He has such a great body.
I love his presence on stage. And so on and so forth.
According to reports, one weekend in October 2012,
Wendy Deng invited Blair to Murdoch's estate in California.
But she didn't tell Blair that Murdoch wasn't even home.
That weekend, the entire Murdoch family
was by the side of his 103-year-old mother.
You have to keep in mind,
Blair is actually the godfather of Murdoch's eldest daughter.
Blair denied having an affair with Wendy Deng,
but Murdoch later admitted that it was this
very rumor that led him to file for divorce from her.
After the divorce, according to Wolf,
the author of the bestseller Fire and Fury,
Murdoch would tell everyone he met that Wendy
Deng was a Chinese communist spy,
and that she had been one throughout their entire marriage.
Murdoch's one-sided account shouldn't be taken as absolute truth,
but the next incident makes it hard not to be suspicious of her.
After the divorce, Wendy Deng remained active
in top-tier social circles.
She has been good friends for many years
with Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband,
Kushner. In early 2017, when Trump first took office,
U.S. counterintelligence officials
approached Kushner specifically to warn him
that Wendy Deng might be using her friendship
with the couple to benefit Beijing. Then, in August of this year,
Wendy Deng was also photographed on vacation with Ivanka.
There is still a lot more fascinating content
to Wendy Deng's story, but we won't go
into each one here.
If you're interested, friends,
leave a comment and let me know and we can do a dedicated
episode on it in the future.
Speaking of this, whether it's Fang Fang,
who has already become a thing of the past,
the mysteriously reclusive Zhu Chaoling,
the controversy-ridden Lucia Guo, the game-changing
Wendy Deng, or the powerful Elaine Chao,
more and more Chinese women are now stepping onto the stage
of power and capital in the Western world.
They might be lucky ones favored by fate,
or perhaps they are ambitious schemers who plan every step carefully.
But the closer they get to power,
the harder it is for them to avoid a fatal curse,
their relationship with the CCP.
Regardless of their personal wishes,
as long as they have Chinese blood flowing through their veins
and possess backgrounds and resources from across the strait,
in the eyes of the CCP, they are an invaluable
and extremely precious overseas United Front asset.
Conversely, in the hands
of Western intelligence agencies and governments,
they are a security risk that must be strictly guarded against.
This is like a ticking time bomb
buried right beside these top Western power players.
At one time, it might have been silent
and dormant or even served as a lubricant
for certain political and business deals.
But now this bomb could be detonated at any moment.
At best, it could cause politicians to break a sweat
and lose their elections.
At worst, it could land billionaire tycoons
in the middle of investigations
or even ruin their reputations late in their careers.
Isn't Jensen Huang falling into exactly this kind of trap?
On November 18th, he's scheduled
to appear before Congress for a closed-door hearing.
How will he explain his relationship with Huang Lei?
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