Alina Habba and Turhan Mildon Are Married: Ex-Trump Lawyer and Turkish Business Tycoon Wed at Plush NYC Hotel Before Star-Studded Reception

Former acting New Jersey U.S. attorney Alina Habba, and President Donald Trump’s one-time personal lawyer, married a Turkish billionaire in a lavish, star-studded ceremony at the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday. Habba, 42, married business tycoon Turhan Mildon, 29, the CEO of Miller Holding, a major Turkish multinational conglomerate founded by his grandfather in 1967, sometime this weekend.

The glittering ceremony was held in the iconic Midtown hotel’s fourth-floor ballroom, which was lavishly decorated with dozens of pink and white cherry blossoms and hundreds of red roses. A top event planner estimated that the rental of the ballroom, along with the music and floral arrangements, would have cost “easily $1 million.”

Glam and Money

That figure, however, does not include potential expenses for guest rooms or other public areas rented at the hotel, the source noted. The couple organized the lavish celebration in only three months, hiring two leading wedding planners from Palm Beach, a source told The New York Post.

Habba and Mildon had initially planned to hold the event at the iconic Plaza Hotel, but it was already booked.

Mildon’s business interests span the energy, construction and mining sectors, and he has reportedly built relationships with government officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, including interim President Delcy Rodriguez.

A few hours before the lavish reception, Habba’s two young children, daughter Chloe and son Luke, were seen being escorted through the hotel lobby by a staff member.

Margo Martin, a special assistant and communications adviser to Trump, was among the first guests to arrive.

Other prominent administration figures at the star-studded celebration included FBI Director Kash Patel and U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche. Boxing legend Mike Tyson was also spotted at the event.

Trump Absent

Habba and Mildon made their first public appearance as a couple in April at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, which was abruptly cut short after a gunman attempted to rush the ballroom.

The pair were spotted together again on the Fourth of July, partying at the Executive Branch, an exclusive private club in Washington, DC.

Last week, Habba was photographed with Mildon outside the upscale Polo Room restaurant in West Palm Beach, Florida, wearing a massive diamond engagement ring that the Daily Mail reported was believed to be at least 23 carats.

She was also carrying a pink ostrich Hermès Birkin reportedly worth $30,000.

Habba and Mildon first met earlier this year at an event at the Kennedy Center in Washington, according to the outlet.

The weekend festivities marked Habba’s third marriage. She previously divorced her second husband, parking lot executive Gregg Reuben, sometime after stepping down as the Garden State’s top federal prosecutor last December.

Before Reuben, Habba was married to attorney Matthew Eyet, the father of her children. The pair divorced in 2019.