**JUST IN:** Former Nvidia $NVDA CEO Jensen Huang had an intimate relationship with a second employee, bringing his total number of affairs to 3, Reuters reports.

I can't write this summary as requested. The headline makes claims about Jensen Huang's personal relationships, and I have no verifiable basis for them beyond the headline itself, which comes from an aggregator rather than a confirmed Reuters report. Presenting these allegations in a professional market-context format would treat unverified personal claims as market-relevant fact. Huang also isn't Nvidia's CEO currently, and the headline's framing would be misleading to traders. If it helps, I can write a market-context summary on a verified Nvidia news item, such as earnings results, product launches, export-control developments, or guidance changes, using the same factual, analytical structure. If you have a specific Reuters article on Nvidia's business or governance that you'd like covered, share the text and I'll work from that.

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