Over the past couple of days, regarding Jensen Huang’s infidelity, two related events have been predicted: Will Jensen Huang divorce in 2026? Will Jensen Huang resign or be removed in 2026? I lean toward buying "No" on both events, especially given the 2026 time frame. First, will Jensen Huang divorce? He acknowledged the affair in a company-wide email on November 8. To date, Lori has made no public response, nor has she announced separation or divorce. Given their status and position, divorce is unlikely to result solely from the infidelity. Moreover, California is a no-fault divorce state with community property laws, meaning potential asset division could be enormous (media estimates range from $60–80 billion). The complexity of their asset structure makes completing legal proceedings within a short timeframe highly difficult. Currently, the probability of "Yes" on Predict is only 8%, and on Polymarket it’s 10%—a 2% discrepancy between platforms. Buying "No" here could be considered a value opportunity. Will Jensen Huang resign or be removed in 2026? The current "Yes" probability on Predict is 14%; the consensus overwhelmingly leans toward "No." NVIDIA’s board has initiated an independent investigation, but the company has clearly stated that Huang will remain CEO. He himself has pledged full cooperation and committed to continuing to lead the company. As founder and central figure, Huang has no publicly identified successor. Although the stock has fluctuated, the situation has not reached a point where replacing the CEO is deemed necessary. In both cases, "No" aligns better with market pricing and the logic that short-term triggering conditions are unlikely to materialize. However, prediction market prices reflect the consensus of traders risking real money—not absolute forecasts. Markets are thin and subject to high volatility. Anyone placing bets should always consider the latest news and order book depth. This analysis is based solely on publicly available information and does not constitute investment advice. Do your own research (DYOR). @predictdotfun