Does Jensen Huag have kids? Is he married?
Yes, Jensen Huang has two children with his wife Lori Huang, and they have been married since 1985.
spio.comHis marriage
Jensen Huang met Lori Mills at Oregon State University when he was 17 and she was 19. After knowing each other for 5 years, they tied the knot in 1985. Lori keeps a low profile but co-founded the philanthropic Jen-Hsun and Lori Huang Foundation, which donates to public health initiatives. Jensen has credited his wife and daughter with his signature black leather jacket style, saying: “I’m happy that my wife and my daughter dresses me.”
His kids

Jensen and Lori have two children together, Madison and Spencer. Madison is the Director of Product Strategy for Nvidia Omniverse, and Spencer is a Product Manager working on Nvidia’s AI developer ecosystem. Both began at the world’s most valuable company as interns, building their paths from the ground up.
That is a family that built something together, in every sense.
Follow-ups
Are Alice and Jensen Huang related?
No, Jensen Huang, the Nvidia Omniverse CEO, and Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman and suspected spy at the center of the Nvidia scandal, are not related in any way.
No, Jensen Huang, the Nvidia Omniverse CEO, and Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman and suspected spy at the center of the Nvidia scandal, are not related in any way.
They share one of the most common Chinese surnames, but that is where any connection ends. As established in an earlier answer on Alice Huang, they share a common Chinese surname but are not related. Huang is roughly the Chinese equivalent of "Smith" in terms of how widely it is spread across China's population, so two people named Huang meeting in a business context is about as meaningful as two people named Johnson shaking hands at a conference.
Jensen Huang was born in Tainan, Taiwan, and his family roots are Taiwanese. Alice Huang, also known by her Chinese name Huang Le, is a Chinese citizen with a career background in Chinese state media and finance. No reporting from the New York Times, the Financial Times, the New York Post or any other outlet covering this story has found any family connection, shared ancestry or personal history between them before their first documented encounter at a bar in Taipei after a technology trade show.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair with a woman U.S. intelligence has identified as a suspected Chinese spy, and the Nvidia board launched an independent investigation into him today.
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