By "his" wife that means Ben Shapiro mentions his own wife.
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So from a loose skim of an automatic transcription of the debate; Ben referenced his marriage twice:
19:19: “I’m married I have four kids”
2:11:52: “15 years married four kids”
Note: 2:11:52 was a very heavy emphasis on the existence of Ben's marriage
However from the brief inspection, he never referenced his wife directly.
From the context of Ben's arguments, its easy to assume that Ben has a wife and not a husband, but it was never explicitly stated.
It's 12am in India, so I'll have to look into this in more detail tomorrow. Would appreciate any additional evidence/arguments to assist with the verdict
@AnilJason Personally I'd say that although she came close to being brought up, it's a pretty clear cut resolution. He didn't even reference his marriage besides saying it exists and involves children, he spoke in the abstract about marriages in general
@Tumbles Agreed. From the overview of the transcript, Ben only referenced the relationship and not the persons involved.
@Tumbles I'm just unfortunately busy and will take a while to listen to the full 2 hour podcast. Currently just using ctrl+f to identify possible references. If no counter party is able to provide convincing evidence within ~36hrs the resolution would result in a No