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Jensen Huang, who admitted to an affair, sparks controversy over a hug with Shin Ah-young; even praises Hwasa as "very attractive" [Star Issue]

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Shin Ah-young and Jensen Huang embracing /Photo=Online community
Shin Ah-young and Jensen Huang embracing /Photo=Online community

As Jensen Huang, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of NVIDIA, admitted to the affair, scenes from his past visit to Korea in which he embraced broadcaster Shin Ah-young have once again drawn attention.

Recently, videos of the "GeForce Gamer Festival" held on October 30 last year at the K-POP Plaza in COEX, Seoul Gangnam-gu, are being resurfaced on online communities and YouTube.

After the event ended at the time, Jensen Huang approached Shin Ah-young, who had hosted the program, and embraced her. He also briefly exchanged greetings with Lee Jae-yong, Chairman of Samsung Electronics. The following day, Shin Ah-young shared a photo taken with Jensen Huang on her social media service (SNS).

A broadcast scene in which Jensen Huang mentioned singer Hwasa is also being re-examined. In June, he appeared on the tvN variety show "You Quiz on the Block," where he praised Hwasa as "very attractive" and revealed that he was even aware of her new song "So Cute," sparking interest.

Shin Ah-young, Jensen Huang / Photo=Shin Ah-young SNS
Shin Ah-young, Jensen Huang / Photo=Shin Ah-young SNS

The reason his past actions are drawing attention again is that Jensen Huang recently admitted to the affair. In an internal message sent to employees on the 8th (local time), he stated, "I was not faithful to my wife. My actions hurt my wife and children," and apologized.

This controversy began with foreign media reports alleging that Jensen Huang had an inappropriate relationship with Alice Huang, a company suspected of ties to Chinese intelligence agencies. The NVIDIA board of directors has launched an independent investigation to verify the related allegations, while the company stated that there is currently no evidence that national security or confidential information was compromised.

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