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It was a family affair.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had no qualms about canoodling with his lover as daughter Madison looked on, according to resurfaced reports in the wake of his stunning ouster from the tech giant he founded.
The jaw-dropping scene unfolded during Huang’s visit to Taiwan in May 2025, when the very married chip tycoon joined lover and alleged CCP spy Alice Huang — a former senior executive at Singapore-based MegaSpeed International — for a dinner party at the exclusive eatery Sanliu Shifu, according to Taiwanese news station TVBS.
During the lively meal, the pair made no attempt to hide their affections, sitting with their arms draped around each other’s waists.
They kept up a steady stream of conversation and laughter with Jensen’s daughter Madison and her hubby-to-be Nico Caprez at the same table, according to Chinese media outlet NetEase.
Alice — the Chinese business exec who US intelligence officials suspect of working for Beijing — even leaned in to give Huang some kisses on the cheek while Madison grabbed a phone from Caprez and snapped off a couple shots of the adorable pair, reported the Taiwan press.
Afterward, the older couple hopped in a car together and sped off.
Whether Madison knew the true nature of her father’s relationship with Alice, 49, is unknown.
The 35-year-old newlywed and culinary school graduate works as Senior Director of Product Marketing, helping manufacturers build and test robotics, at Nvidia.
Hubby Caprez, a former Alpine ski racer for Switzerland, is also a Nvidian, acting as vice president of global AI infrastructure growth at the company, reported the Economic Times.
Huang, 63, has been wed to wife Lori, 64, since 1985, after they met at Oregon State University in the early ’80s. Along with Madison, they are parents to Spencer, 36, who also holds a position at chip giant Nvidia.
The couple split their time between pricey properties in California and Hawaii.
Lori has chosen to stay silent on her hubby’s prickly predicament.
Alice, meanwhile, is at the center of a much bigger controversy.
US intelligence officials reportedly believe the 49-year-old businesswoman was recruited by China’s Ministry of State Security, with allegations that she was positioned to gather valuable information about the chip giant’s tech empire.
Until recently, the Silicon Valley rock star has kept up a picture-perfect image, courtesy of PR firm Heller — known for handling high-profile public scandals — he had reportedly hired at least a year before admitting to an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy and pressured to resign, according to Taiwanese outlet NetEase.
Madison was also in close contact with the PR image makers, said the NetEase report.
The group kept Huang’s wholesome, devoted family man reputation intact — until it all blew up in their faces.
“I was unfaithful to my wife,” Huang boo-hooed in a company email posted on Nvidia’s website Nov. 8. “My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry.”
The same day, Nvidia announced that it would investigate whether he was “the target of a foreign intelligence effort,” said a press release.
Huang had also allegedly been involved with Kimberly Powell, 48, Nvidia’s married vice president of health care, along with an additional intimate relationship with another, unidentified Nvidia employee.
On Nov. 12, Huang’s 33-year reign over Nvidia came to a screeching halt when the company announced his resignation as CEO, president and board member.
Chief Financial Officer Colette Kress was appointed interim CEO while the board searches for a permanent successor.
Huang — who’s estimated to be worth a staggering $143 billion — has also agreed to cooperate with congressional lawmakers seeking answers about his relationship with Alice and the national security threats surrounding their affair.
