Speculation over a possible divorce between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and his wife Lori has produced wildly different numbers, mainly because no one knows if the couple signed a prenuptial agreement. The pair married in 1985, years before Nvidia was founded, and have two children who both work at the company. Without a prenup, much of Huang’s wealth built during the marriage could be split. Estimates of Lori’s potential share range from about $62.6 billion to $81.1 billion, with Forbes putting it at roughly $75 billion. Almost all of Huang’s fortune comes from his 3.4% Nvidia stake, which makes him the largest individual shareholder. Forbes valued his net worth at $155.2 billion on Monday, down from $162.2 billion a day earlier, briefly pushing him out of the world’s top 10. Neither has announced a separation. Nvidia’s board said it still has confidence in Huang, and spokesperson John Rizzo said the board’s review will not disrupt operations.
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