Alina Habba, the former Trump lawyer and New Jersey prosecutor, is reportedly set to wed Turkish billionaire Turhan Mildon on Saturday at an undisclosed location.
The 42-year-old attorney and the 29-year-old tycoon are moving fast toward the altar after a public romance that began only months ago, the New York Post reported. Independent outlet The Correspondent first flagged the wedding plans on Tuesday.
Habba would be marrying for a third time. Mildon, CEO of the Turkish conglomerate Miller Holding, would become her husband after a courtship that played out in plain sight across Washington and Florida.
Daily Mail reporters most recently ran into the pair outside the Polo Room restaurant in West Palm Beach, Fla. Habba was wearing a large diamond engagement ring believed to be at least 23 carats.
Mildon is 13 years younger than Habba. He leads Miller Holding, a multinational founded by his grandfather in 1967 that focuses on energy, construction, and mining.
Through that business, Mildon has built close ties to government leaders in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, including interim President Delcy Rodriguez, according to the independent outlet’s account.
Political life around the Trump orbit often draws heavy public scrutiny, a pattern also seen when Barron Trump limits his public profile amid security concerns.
Habba and Mildon first met earlier this year at a Kennedy Center event in Washington. By April they were spotted together at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner.
That dinner was cut short when a gunman tried to rush the ballroom. The couple later appeared together on the Fourth of July, partying at the Executive Branch private club in Washington, D.C.
Habba rose to national notice after President Trump hired her as his personal attorney in 2021. She later served briefly in the West Wing as counselor to the president before taking the helm at the New Jersey U.S. Attorney’s Office.
White House personal lives remain a constant media target, including episodes in which the White House pushed back on Melania residence claims from a biographer.
Habba resigned as New Jersey’s top federal prosecutor last December. Sometime after that exit she divorced her second husband, parking-lot magnate Gregg Reuben.
Her first marriage, to attorney Matthew Eyet, ended in 2019. Mildon has also been previously divorced, the Daily Mail reported.
Habba has been floated as a possible successor to White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. She has denied any interest in the job.
Trump world family coverage rarely stays quiet for long, whether the focus is travel optics or questions around Melania’s absence from an Ireland trip.
The Saturday ceremony is planned for an undisclosed location. No direct comments from Habba or Mildon on the engagement appear in the available reporting.
Security pressures on the broader Trump circle have stayed intense, from lawsuit fights involving Donald Trump Jr. and a BBC subpoena dispute to foreign propaganda aimed at the family.
Habba built her name defending Trump and serving in his administration; her next chapter is a private wedding with a foreign CEO, not another turn at the podium.