Nvidia executive Megan Huang, eldest daughter of Jensen Huang, has canceled her scheduled visit to South Korea, citing "family reasons".

According to Yonhap News Agency, Melissa Huang, eldest daughter of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and senior director of product and tech marketing for NVIDIA’s physical AI platform, has suddenly canceled her planned visit to South Korea, scrapping her scheduled engagements including a meeting with South Korea’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Science and ICT Park Kyung-hoon. Melissa was originally set to arrive in South Korea on November 8 to attend the "2026 NVIDIA Seoul AI Day" event, held at Seoul’s COEX from November 9 to 10. South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT said Park was scheduled to meet Melissa in Seoul’s Yeouido district on the afternoon of November 8. She was also slated to attend a memorandum of understanding (MOU) signing ceremony between NVIDIA and South Korean firms including SK Telecom on November 9, and co-host the "Korea AI Startup Partnership Forum" with Vice Minister of Science and ICT Ryu Je-myung. Yonhap cited sources that Melissa canceled the visit citing "family reasons," though the specific cause remains undisclosed. Despite her absence, NVIDIA-hosted events will proceed as scheduled, with other executives attending on her behalf. Media reports note that after pursuing career paths vastly different from the tech industry, Jensen Huang’s children—Melissa and son Spencer Huang—have now become key members of the company’s emerging strategic business units. Melissa attended culinary school, studied pastry and wine at Le Cordon Bleu Paris, worked as a chef for a time, then joined luxury conglomerate LVMH, before joining NVIDIA as an intern in 2020. Spencer ran a bar for several years before joining NVIDIA in 2022.