WatcherGuru Says Nvidia's Jensen Huang Wrote Staff Letter Citing Infidelity

The @WatcherGuru account on X dropped a startling claim about Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, saying the CEO wrote to employees after allegedly being targeted by a female Chinese spy. Per the post, that letter opens with a personal admission and ends with a promise about his future at the company. The post is the only source in the report for the substance of the letter.

According to WatcherGuru, Huang's message concedes he was unfaithful to his wife and says his actions hurt her and their children, adding that there is no excuse for what he did. It also reportedly states that he remains fully committed to Nvidia and will work to earn back staff confidence. The post frames the letter as a response to being targeted by a female Chinese spy.

Huang co-founded Nvidia and has run it for decades, steering it into the center of the AI boom as demand for its chips reshaped the company's standing. That makes any internal message from him closely watched well beyond the semiconductor industry. Neither the alleged letter nor the spy claim has been publicly verified.

Nothing in the source material corroborates the account beyond WatcherGuru's own post. Nvidia has not been cited confirming the letter, the spy allegation, or the quotes attributed to Huang, and no other reporting appears in the source. That leaves the story unconfirmed and worth treating with caution.

Nvidia does not comment on its chief executive's private life as a matter of routine, and there is no stated timeline in the post for when the letter was supposedly sent. Until the company or Huang addresses the claim directly, the details stand as an unverified report from a single X account.