Jensen Huang's daughter photographed him with alleged Chinese spy at dinner

Photographs of Nvidia co-founder Jensen Huang embracing a businesswoman suspected by US intelligence officials of having links to Chinese intelligence have surfaced, with one set of images reportedly showing the pair sharing an intimate moment at a dinner attended by Huang's daughter.

The photographs, published by The New York Post, show the 63-year-old billionaire with Alice Huang, 49, a former senior executive at Singapore-based data centre firm Megaspeed International. US intelligence officials suspect her of working for Chinese intelligence, according to media reports.

Daughter reportedly photographed the pair at dinner

One set of photographs, taken in Taipei in June 2024, shows Jensen Huang embracing Alice Huang. The two reportedly began socialising in December 2023, before starting an affair in 2024, The New York Post reported.

Another incident reportedly took place in May 2025 at the exclusive Taipei restaurant Sanliu Shifu. According to Taiwanese news channel TVBS and Chinese outlet NetEase, Jensen and Alice sat together with their arms around each other's waists. Huang's daughter, Madison, and her then-fiance, Nico Caprez, were also at the table.

Alice reportedly kissed Jensen on the cheek, while Madison took Caprez's phone and photographed the pair. The two later left the restaurant in the same car, Taiwanese media reported.

It remains unclear whether Madison knew about the alleged relationship. She is a senior director of product marketing in Nvidia's robotics division, while Caprez works at the company as vice president of global AI infrastructure growth.

Huang admits to affair as Nvidia faces scrutiny

The reports also said Jensen Huang had engaged crisis public relations firm Heller to protect his public image, with Madison reportedly in contact with the PR team.

On November 8, Huang acknowledged his infidelity in an internal email published on Nvidia's website. "I was unfaithful to my wife," Jensen Huang wrote, referring to Lori Huang, whom he married in 1985. "My actions hurt her and our children. There is no excuse for what I did. I am deeply sorry."

Nvidia said the same day that it would investigate whether its co-founder was "the target of a foreign intelligence effort". US officials allege that Alice Huang was recruited by China's Ministry of State Security to obtain sensitive information from the chipmaker.

The controversy has also raised corporate concerns. The Financial Times reported that Nvidia lost around $200 billion in market value during the week and faces a class-action lawsuit in California over alleged failures to disclose national security and regulatory risks.