Nyx is commonly identified as the Greek primordial goddess of the Night, a figure from mythology rather than a contemporary person, so the question "Who is Nyx married to" pertains to mythological relationships. In Hesiod’s Theogony, Nyx is portrayed as a powerful, independent deity who embodies night itself and is not described as married.
Outside of mythological tradition, the name Nyx has been adopted in modern fandoms, fictional media, and online personas, sometimes leading to confusion about personal relationships. This profile explains the mythological baseline, addresses modern usage, and clarifies why there is no verified spouse for Nyx in historical or canonical sources.