Viral 'Letters' From Jensen Huang's Wife and Daughter Are Fabricated; Neither Has Made Any Public Statement

In recent days, Chinese-language social media and overseas platforms have been flooded with a supposed public letter and speaking videos attributed to Lori Huang, wife of Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang, and to their daughter Madison Huang. After checking official and public channels across the web, GSM's newsroom confirms that both items are fabrications: neither Lori Huang nor Madison Huang has issued any public statement. The real development in this matter is the independent investigation announced by Nvidia's board on November 8 and the letter Huang sent to employees the same day.
The New York Times reported on October 29 that Huang's relationship with Alice Huang, an executive at Singapore cloud computing firm Megaspeed, had drawn suspicions of links to Chinese intelligence. On November 8, Nvidia announced that its board had opened an independent investigation. The same day, Huang sent a letter to all employees, "A Message to Our Company," admitting infidelity to his wife, apologizing and pledging full cooperation with the investigation. Nvidia shares fell more than 7 percent intraday on November 9.
The most widely shared item is a video: its frame is an older photograph of Lori herself, a wire-service file photo from a formal occasion in 2026, overlaid with fabricated Chinese and English subtitles and what appears to be AI-synthesized narration. The subtitle text matches, line by line, a written "Lori statement" circulating online. That text claims she has kept her private life out of public view "for 28 years," yet Jensen and Lori Huang married in 1985, some 41 years ago, so the figure contradicts itself. The text has no English original, no official channel of release, and no confirmation from Lori Huang or any spokesperson. TaiSounds in Taiwan published an analysis on November 11 identifying multiple suspicious features in the content.
The other item is a short video that originated as a first-person role-play posted by TikTok creator @nikiknows7, in which the narrator impersonates Madison Huang and speaks of "never forgiving" her father. The lower half of its cover image is a genuine news photograph: Jensen Huang with Alice Huang outside the San-Liu-Shi-Fu restaurant in Taipei on May 22, 2025, shot by Taiwanese media at the time and now repurposed as supposed evidence for the fake video. It has nothing to do with Madison Huang.
As of publication, Lori Huang has made no public statement and has no public social media account. Madison Huang, a senior director at Nvidia working on Omniverse and physical AI, has made only one public move: on November 7 she canceled a scheduled trip to Seoul for Nvidia AI Day, citing family reasons, and she has published no letter, statement or video about the matter. Their son, Spencer Huang, has likewise not spoken publicly. The family's only genuine public text is Jensen Huang's own November 8 letter to employees.
Since this matter began unfolding, analysis and commentary from public accounts, small accounts and personal accounts have flooded social platforms, much of it unverified. GSM's newsroom remains in close contact with the relevant government offices, NVIDIA and the parties involved, and continues to inquire into the progress of the matter; any verified new development will be reported to the public promptly.
Since GSM began following this matter, our newsroom has written to NVIDIA's media department to inquire about it and had not received a formal response as of publication. GSM will continue to follow official developments.
Related: Jensen Huang Admits Infidelity to Staff as Nvidia Board Launches Independent Investigation
Reference: TaiSounds, Korea Herald
Source: NVIDIA
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图:英伟达创始人兼首席执行官黄仁勋2026年4月30日在斯坦福大学出席对谈(资料图)。Anderseidesvik 摄,CC BY-SA 4.0,经 Wikimedia Commons,本站档案图。 / Photo: Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang at a Stanford University talk on April 30, 2026 (file photo). Photo by Anderseidesvik, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, GSM archive.
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