50 Cent might be looking at Jensen Huang’s situation and feeling even better about his decision to never get married.
Back in August, the G-Unit mogul sparked a debate about marriage during Apple Music’s Rap Life Review, explaining why he considers it one of the worst financial arrangements a successful person can make:
“Marriage is a bad contract. It’s the only contract you have to renegotiate to get to a good place, you look at the most successful people their worst loss is divorce”.
Now, just a few months later, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is making headlines after admitting he was unfaithful to his wife, Lori, whom he married in 1985, eight years before founding the company that would eventually make him one of the richest people on Earth.
With Huang’s fortune recently estimated at around $162 billion, speculation has emerged that a potential divorce could involve as much as $81 billion, assuming an equal division of his entire estimated wealth under California’s community property laws.
50 Cent, who has never been married, has repeatedly argued that successful people can lose enormous amounts of money through divorce and with one of the world’s wealthiest businessmen now facing intense scrutiny over his marriage, his comments are getting a whole new context.
Was 50 Cent right when he called marriage a bad contract?