Trump Ally Alina Habba Marries Turkish Businessman Turhan Mildon in New York
Former White House counsel Alina Habba and Miller Holding CEO Turhan Mildon wed at the Waldorf Astoria on September 26.
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- Alina Habba and Turhan Mildon married at the Waldorf Astoria in New York on September 26
- Mildon leads Miller Holding with major projects in DR Congo and Venezuela
- Habba was a senior Trump advisor and former acting US Attorney for New Jersey
- Both have been married twice before; Mildon divorced Betul Gursoy in 2024
- Mildon says the marriage has no political motivation
Former Trump legal counsel Alina Habba, 42, married Turkish businessman Turhan Mildon, 29, at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York on September 26. The ceremony took place in the hotel's Jade Room, followed by a reception in the Grand Ballroom attended by family and friends.
Mildon is the CEO of Miller Holding, a family conglomerate with construction, mining, and cement operations in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Venezuela. He previously married Betul Gursoy, daughter of the late Gursoy Group owner, divorcing in 2024 after roughly three years.
“This marriage has no political motivation”
Habba served as a senior advisor to Donald Trump and acted as US Attorney for the District of New Jersey before a court ruled the appointment unlawful in December. She was previously married to attorney Matthew Eyet and Centerpark CEO Gregg Reuben.
Both parties described the union as personal. Mildon told Middle East Eye he met Habba through a mutual friend serving as an ambassador in the US and insisted the marriage had no political motivation. Trump did not attend the wedding.
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