Jensen Huang, the charismatic CEO of tech giant Nvidia, has admitted to cheating on his wife of 40 years, Lori. In a heartfelt memo to employees, Huang expressed remorse for his actions and their impact on his family. This revelation has caused a ripple effect, with Huang's daughter, Madison, cancelling her planned visit to Seoul for Nvidia AI Day Seoul 2026 due to "family issues." The couple met as engineering students at Oregon State University in the late 1970s. Lori, who was previously a microchip designer at HP, is now president of the Huang family's $9 billion charitable foundation. Their children, Madison and Spencer, have followed in their father's footsteps by working at Nvidia. Madison, a senior director of product marketing, has been instrumental in developing Omniverse, a key software division for Nvidia. Spencer works in the robotics and simulation group. This scandal comes as Nvidia is valued at over $4 trillion, with Huang retaining a significant role within the company's flat management structure. The tech industry now awaits news on whether this personal setback will affect Huang's position as CEO, or the future direction of Nvidia.