As Jensen Huang scandal unfolds, where is 'spy' mistress Alice Huang?

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Alice Huang is reportedly living in Beijing after Jensen Huang disclosed their affair. Her business links are under scrutiny amid an independent Nvidia board investigation.
Five days after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's admission of cheating on his wife of 41 years sent shockwaves through the technology world, the woman at the centre of the unfolding controversy remains largely out of public view.
But Alice Huang, a former executive at a Singapore-based data centre company suspected by US intelligence of being a Chinese spy, is now believed to be back in China, according to a Bloomberg News report.
The report, citing people familiar with the matter, said that Alice Huang is currently living in Beijing. There were, however, no details as to when she travelled to Beijing, what prompted the move or what she is currently doing there.
Alice has not been seen in public ever since the scandal broke on November 8 when the Nvidia CEO admitted to the affair in an e-mail to company employees.
But before the controversy erupted, she had reportedly been quite open about her association with the billionaire.
According to The New York Times, she once told fellow guests at an event in Taiwan in 2024 that she could get the Nvidia chief to show up. He subsequently arrived and joined the gathering for a drink.
She had also shared photographs of herself with Jensen on social media, including pictures taken at a golf course and restaurants where they were seen drinking wine, the newspaper reported.
The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times reported that the two were seen kissing each other on the cheek before leaving a restaurant in Taiwan in the same car.
Besides Jensen Huang, Alice Huang has also been linked to Chinese investor Kang Wei, with reports suggesting that the two may be married.
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