Huang family and friends huddle for Nvidia crisis talks as bags of fried chicken are delivered to $38m San Francisco mansion

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Exclusive Daily Mail photos show a stream of food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights pad and being handed to a uniformed housekeeper.

Published: 02:41 GMT, 13 November 2026 | Updated: 03:05 GMT, 13 November 2026

Friends and family of embattled tech tycoon Jensen Huang have been gathering at his $38 million San Francisco mansion in the hours following his dramatic resignation after being exposed as a serial love cheat.

Exclusive Daily Mail photos show a stream of food deliveries arriving at the seven-bedroom Pacific Heights pad and being handed to a uniformed housekeeper – including one from aptly named local chain Proposition Chicken which included enough chicken and fries for four people.

Huang, 63, was forced to resign as CEO of leading AI company Nvidia earlier today after his affairs with a glamorous Chinese spy and an employee were revealed.

Since the news broke, the ousted Nvidia boss has maintained a low profile, with a factotum spotted arriving at his palatial pad early Thursday morning followed by a van containing boxes large enough to contain office effects.

The unmarked white van left after less than 30 minutes, taking another set of boxes with it – all addressed to a UPS Store in Oakland, California.

AI pioneer Huang and his wife Lori, 65, have maintained a low profile since news of the illicit flings emerged, with the 63-year-old copping to the relationship with alleged spy Alice Huang, who is no relation, in a memo sent to Nvidia employees on Sunday.

Although Huang attempted to project an air of normality after showing up at Nvidia’s sprawling Santa Clara headquarters on Monday, his hopes for keeping the show on the road came crashing down on Wednesday afternoon after a second affair came to light.

That fling was with Nvidia executive Kimberly Powell, 48, who reported directly to him and was seen canoodling with her boss at a conference in San Jose last March, according to the New York Times.

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