Meet Jensen Huang's Son-In-Law Nico Caprez, Nvidia CEO's Daughter Is Seen As His Potential Successor

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Nvidia Corp's CEO Jensen Huang recently admitted that he cheated on his wife of over four decades, Lori Huang. Although he didn't name whom he engaged in infidelity with, US officials claim that it was with Singapore-based Chinese businesswoman Alice Huang. The affair blew up when she was accused of being a Chinese spy and having used her connection with Jensen to gather confidential information and illegally share it with Beijing.

Amid that, reports suggested Jensen's company might ask him to step down over the affair scandal. It sparked interest in his potential successor, with his daughter, Madison Huang, emerging as a frontrunner. Notably, Madison's husband, Nico Caprez, and her brother, Spencer Huang, also hold senior titles at the company, and all three switched careers to join Jensen's business.

All about Jensen Huang's two kids and his son-in-law, Nvidia CEO's daughter is seen as his potential successor

Jensen Huang and Lori Huang are parents to two kids- son, Spencer Huang, and daughter, Madison Huang- both of whom are involved in his business. The billionaire CEO's son-in-law, Nico Caprez is also part of Nvidia. Both of Jensen's children worked in the food and beverages industry before joining Nvidia. As for Jensen's lesser-known son-in-law, Nico Caprez, is a former alpine skier who represented Switzerland.

Nico reportedly began his professional ventures as a consultant at Boston Consulting Group. He is currently serving as a vice president of global AI infrastructure growth. As for his academics, he earned his MBA at the London Business School in 2021, where he met his now-wife, Madison Huang.

The couple dated for about five years, and they tied the knot in September 2026.  Madison is reportedly the frontrunner for being Jensen Huang's successor. She has also been discussed as a future CEO, according to Bloomberg.

Jensen's daughter currently works as a senior director of product and technical marketing at Nvidia, but she also started as an intern like any other employee and received no special privileges. The same goes for her brother, Spencer Huang.

Notably, when the Nvidia CEO was asked about one of his kids potentially succeeding him, he didn't rule out the possibility - but noted that nothing would be served to them on a silver platter, and they would have to work for it. He told Bloomberg:

"I don't hope the job on her [Madison ]. They have to go earn it."

Jensen Huang's children's early careers before joining Nvidia

Madison reportedly studied at the Culinary Institute of America and Le Cordon Bleu and worked with luxury goods at LVMH. Her diverse experience also includes working as a chef and running a cocktail bar in Taipei, Taiwan. She then pursued an MBA focused on AI at New York University and started working in her father's company.

According to Nvidia's proxy statement, Madison's total compensation was about USD 1.232 million for the financial year ended January 25, 2026, and that of Spencer was USD 1.32 million. Like his sister, Spencer was also interested in the beverage industry and co-founded R&D Cocktail Lab in Taipei in 2015 with fellow bartender Yann Gueroult and Dale Kung before joining Nvidia. He also earned the same AI degree as Madison, and the siblings now lead Nvidia's robotics software product.

Madison looks at the product and technical marketing for physical AI platforms, while Spencer is described as working in product management for robotics. The siblings' presence at Nvidia has sparked discussions about the founder’s family working in his company, particularly because they allegedly report directly to their father regarding work-related stuff.

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Photo courtesy: Bloomberg, Nico Caprez/LinkedIn

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