Highlights:
- Jenny Lee is the co-founder and CEO of Hera, a New York-based healthcare startup.
- Hera is valued at around $140 million, according to the report.
- Lee married Indian-origin entrepreneur Sagar Jajoo in Jaipur.
- Her sangeet dance to Jennie’s “like JENNIE” became a viral sensation.
- The wedding featured Christian and Hindu ceremonies, along with a traditional sangeet.
What happens when a New York healthcare entrepreneur known for building a multimillion-dollar company steps onto an Indian wedding dance floor?
She steals the show.
Jenny Lee, co-founder and CEO of healthcare startup Hera, has become an unexpected social media sensation after a performance at her own wedding in Jaipur, India.
Lee married Sagar Jajoo, an Indian-origin entrepreneur and co-founder of Silna Health, in a multi-day celebration at Mementos by ITC Hotels Jaipur. The wedding brought together traditions from both sides, featuring Christian and Hindu ceremonies as well as a sangeet.
But it was Lee's dance performance that ended up becoming one of the most talked-about moments.
The CEO who chose Jennie for her big moment
For her sangeet performance, Lee danced to “like JENNIE” by South Korean singer and rapper Jennie.
Videos shared by wedding planners Palkan Badlani Weddings & Events show Lee performing at different points during the celebrations. And she didn't stick to just one look.
In the clips, she appears in a red lehenga, a silver lehenga and later a minidress, bringing the same energetic confidence to each performance.
The response from guests was immediate: cheers, applause and plenty of attention for the bride.
The wedding planners described Lee as an exceptionally enthusiastic dancer, saying she needed little convincing to get on the dance floor.
The performance eventually escaped the wedding venue and landed squarely on social media.
More than 700,000 views, and plenty of love
The Instagram video quickly attracted more than 700,000 views, turning a private wedding celebration into a viral internet moment.
The comments were largely focused on Lee's confidence and infectious energy.
One commenter summed up the mood with, “It’s Jenny’s world we’re living in it,” while others praised her appearance, enthusiasm and dancing.
What makes the moment particularly striking is the contrast between Lee's professional identity and her wedding persona.
During the week, she is the CEO of a healthcare company working on a serious and complicated problem. At the wedding, she was simply the bride determined to enjoy the spotlight.
Who is Jenny Lee?
Lee is the co-founder and CEO of Hera, a New York-based healthcare startup focused on helping families manage the complicated logistics of caring for aging parents.
Before launching Hera, she worked as a product manager at Headway and Dropbox and was also an Accel Scholar and a Google software engineering intern.
The idea for Hera reportedly came from a personal family experience. Lee saw her aunt spend years coordinating care for her grandmother, navigating doctors, insurance companies, pharmacies and different care providers.
That experience helped inspire a company designed to take some of that administrative burden away from families.
Today, Lee's professional life revolves around healthcare innovation and entrepreneurship.
But for one memorable night in Jaipur, none of that seemed to matter.
There was no startup pitch, no investor meeting and no product launch.
Just music, a packed wedding celebration—and a CEO who appeared completely at home owning the dance floor.
And judging by the viral response, the internet was more than happy to watch.
