Mark Zuckerberg’s sister’s secret passion caught on camera at San Francisco tech week

She’s the real queen of tech-no.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg‘s youngest sister Arielle, 37, revealed Tuesday she has been a secret DJ since 2018.

She spoke out after a video of her performing a set during San Francisco Tech Week surfaced on the internet earlier this week.

“I’ve been DJing since 2018. I’ve played at clubs, small festivals, Burning Man, etc. I’m technically professional but it’s a side quest for me. I mostly play for / with friends to have fun and spread joy,” Arielle said in a post on X.

The tech billionaire’s sister, who serves as a general partner at Long Journey Ventures, often plays techno and electronic sets.

She is also part of a Bay Area-based DJ duo called Ellen Ride alongside Raed Khawaja. The duo releases music on platforms like SoundCloud and have also released a track named “Attention.”

Just like her big brother, Arielle too had a tech career as a product manager. She worked at companies like Wildfire, Google and Humin before shifting gears toward venture capital.

After her operational startup background, she worked as a partner at Kleiner Perkins and Coatue Management before joining Long Journey Ventures. In 2019, she was named one of Forbes’ 30 under 30 in the world of venture capital.

She studied psychology, public affairs and computer science at California’s Claremont McKenna College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 2011.

Born in 1989, Arielle is the youngest child of Edward Zuckerberg and Karen Kempner-Zuckerberg, following her siblings Randi (1982), Mark (1984), and Donna (1987).

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