Alina Habba, the former acting New Jersey US attorney and one-time personal lawyer for President Trump, is reportedly engaged to a Turkish billionaire 13 years her junior.
Habba, 42, is set to wed Turhan Mildon, 29, at an undisclosed location on Saturday, The Correspondent, an independent news outlet, first reported on Tuesday.
Mildon is the CEO of Miller Holding, a prominent Turkish multinational conglomerate founded by his grandfather in 1967.
Through his business, which specializes in energy, construction and mining, Mildon has developed close ties to government leaders in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, including interim President Delcy Rodriguez, according to the independent outlet.
The couple was first spotted together publicly in April, at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner that was cut short when a gunman attempted to rush the ballroom.
They were later seen partying together at the Executive Branch, a private club in Washington, DC, on the Fourth of July.
Most recently, the Daily Mail ran into Habba and Mildon outside the ritzy Polo Room restaurant in West Palm Beach, Fla. Habba was wearing a large diamond engagement ring believed to be at least 23 carats.
Habba and Mildon first met earlier this year at a Kennedy Center event in Washington, according to the outlet.
The Turkish tycoon will be Habba’s third husband.
The brunette firebrand divorced her second husband, parking lot magnate Gregg Reuben, sometime after she resigned from her role as the Garden State’s top federal prosecutor last December.
Habba divorced her first husband, attorney Matthew Eyet, in 2019.
Mildon is also previously divorced, according to the Daily Mail.
Habba, who rose to prominence after Trump hired her as his personal attorney in 2021, briefly worked in the West Wing last year as a counselor to the president before she was picked to lead the New Jersey US Attorneys Office.
She has been floated as a potential successor to Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary, but has denied having interest in the role.
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