Former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was filmed preparing risotto alongside former Megaspeed executive Alice Huang during a visit to an Italian restaurant in Singapore in December 2023.
Photos and video of the pair at Ristorante Da Valentino on Turf Club Road were shared on Instagram on Dec. 7, 2023, by Perla Valtulina, the sister of the restaurant’s chef-owner.
In the video, Jensen, 63, can be seen holding a glass of wine while stirring risotto inside a large cheese wheel. Alice, dressed in a white top, is seen smiling and filming him with her phone.
As the restaurant staff explained the Italian cooking technique known as mantecare, Jensen made a joke about Monte Carlo.
The technique involves combining fat and starchy cooking water with the risotto to create its characteristic creamy consistency.
Jensen joked that it sounded like Monte Carlo, referring to the computer science method named after the casino city in Monaco because of its association with probability and chance.
Photos Show Jensen Serving Risotto
Another photograph from the same evening showed Jensen serving a portion of risotto to Valtulina, while Alice watched with her hand covering her mouth.
The photograph carried the caption, “Not everyday you have Jansen (sic) serving you pasta.”
The Instagram post provides a glimpse of the pair spending time together in Singapore, more than two years before Jensen publicly acknowledged an extramarital affair.
Pair Also Photographed Together At Events In Taiwan
The December 2023 photographs were among several occasions when Jensen and Alice were seen together.
Reuters verified photographs showing the pair at multiple events, including an industry gathering in Taipei in June 2024.
They were also photographed sitting beside each other at a dinner hosted by Jensen in Taiwan in May 2025.
On Nov. 8, Jensen acknowledged having an extramarital affair in a statement to the company. He did not identify Alice by name.
He subsequently stepped down as Nvidia CEO on Nov. 12.
Alice Huang Barred From Re-entering Singapore
Alice was previously the CEO and chairperson of Megaspeed, a company incorporated in Singapore.
On Nov. 12, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said the police had investigated her over possible false declarations relating to server purchases.
Investigators found insufficient evidence to establish that she had committed offences connected to the declarations.
However, the police assessed that Alice had knowingly provided inaccurate information to downplay her role at Megaspeed.
She was issued a stern warning and barred from re-entering Singapore.
Investigations involving Megaspeed and six other individuals are ongoing, MHA said.