Watch: Jensen Huang’s reported extramarital partner Kimberly Powell walks the show floor in NVIDIA video

A video of Kimberly Powell, the NVIDIA Vice President of Healthcare, who reportedly had “an extramarital relationship” with CEO Jensen Huang, walking the show floor at BIO 2026 in San Diego and discussing the company's latest artificial intelligence (AI) developments has come under intense social media scrutiny.

NVIDIA posted the video on X on June 25, where Powell was seen explaining the company's BioNeMo Agent Toolkit and how AI could change scientific research and drug discovery.

“Walk the #BIO2026 show floor with Kimberly Powell, NVIDIA VP of Healthcare, as she shares what’s exciting about the latest BioNeMo toolkit announcement,” the company wrote in its post.



In the video, Powell told the gathering of over 20,000 people from across the life sciences industry that NVIDIA attended the conference to connect with partners and collaborators as AI-driven research gains momentum.

“We came here this year because there is a revolution of AI for life sciences happening right here. We wanted to come talk to all of our partners and collaborators and find new ones,” Powell said.

Social media users didn't waste the chance to mock the infidelity; one user wrote, “Looks like Kimberly has been doing more than walking and talking at NVIDIA!” Another unenthusiastically wrote, “Trust no one.”

Also Read: Kimberly Powell: What to know about the Nvidia executive and her reported extramarital affair with Jensen Huang who also had a fling with alleged Chinese spy Alice Huang

Why is Kimberly Powell in the news?

The video has surfaced amid reports about Huang's scandalous personal life. The New York Times reported on Wednesday, November 11, that the NVIDIA CEO had previously been involved in a relationship with Powell.

The report cited five unnamed sources; two of them told the newspaper that video showed Huang and Powell, who is also married, “being affectionate” at an event in March. The Wall Street Journal also reported on the relationship, citing an anonymous source, but did not identify the woman.

The reports came after Huang, 63, acknowledged being “unfaithful” to his wife, Lori Huang, married for 40 years, in a statement released on Sunday, November 8.

“I was unfaithful to my wife. My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.” Huang said, hoping he could bring back the trust he broke.

“I hope our family will heal and that, over time, I can earn back your trust.” The controversy has also become part of a wider investigation into reports involving Alice Huang (aka Huang Le), a Chinese businesswoman believed to be an intelligence asset for China, by US intelligence.

NVIDIA said it would investigate whether its CEO had been the target of a foreign intelligence effort.

“I support the investigation and will cooperate fully. I love our country and our company. I am committed to protecting NVIDIA and supporting America’s national security. I am proud and grateful to be an American,” Huang said in his statement.