Generally speaking, it's normal to keep it private.
Unless the CEO happens to be the CEO of what is considered one of the most important company for national security and future, and his private life involves somebody who appears to be a spy for the biggest competitor for world hegemony. Then it's kind of big deal for everybody.
>for the biggest competitor for world hegemony.
thank you for maintining the WW1->Cold War era great-game / hegemonic frame. Nation-states love you for it.