Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's family: Wife, children, and son-in-law's roles at the chipmaker

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang faces a board investigation after admitting to an affair with a woman US officials suspect of Chinese intelligence links, triggering a $190 billion market value drop and a shareholder lawsuit. His family members, including his wife and two children, hold various roles at the company. Huang, 63, co-founded Nvidia in 1993 and has been married to Lori Mills since 1985. Their daughter Madison, 35, is a senior director of physical AI marketing earning about $1.1 million, while son Spencer is a robotics product management director. Son-in-law Nico Caprez, who married Madison in September, serves as vice president of global AI infrastructure growth. The board's independent committee is investigating, with a House briefing requested for November 18. No succession plan has been disclosed, and analysts question governance amid family members' prominent roles. Huang has said his children earned their positions through ordinary hiring processes.