Alina Habba is reportedly preparing for her third marriage with Turkish businessman Turhan Mildon, bringing together a well-known figure from Donald Trump’s political circle and an international business tycoon. Habba, 42, and Mildon, 29, are reportedly set to marry Saturday, September 26, at a location that has not been publicly disclosed.
Mildon is the CEO of Miller Holding, a Turkish conglomerate with interests spanning energy, construction, shipping and international trade. The couple has largely kept their relationship out of the public spotlight, although they have been spotted together in recent months. Neither Habba nor Mildon responded to requests for comment about the reported wedding, according to The Correspondent.
Habba became nationally known while representing Trump as his personal attorney. She later served as a White House counselor and led the US Attorney’s Office in New Jersey. After a federal appeals court ruled her appointment unlawful, she left that temporary position in December 2025. The reported wedding would bring together Habba’s Washington connections and Mildon’s international business world.
WHO IS TURHAN MILDON?
Miller Holdings, a company that belongs to Mildon, is a family firm founded by his grandfather in 1967. Initially, the firm engaged in the sale of automobiles and then diversified into other areas including energy and construction. The report claims that Mildon operates mining and energy ventures in West Africa, and he also owns a financial center in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.
WHAT WE KNOW ABOUT ALINA HABBA AND TURHAN MILDON’S RELATIONSHIP
The couple was first spotted publicly together in April at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, according to the outlet. Months later, Habba appeared with a then-unidentified man at a Fourth of July gathering at Washington’s private Executive Branch club.
Another clue emerged during Habba’s August 31 appearance on Benny Johnson’s podcast, when viewers could see a large ring on her finger. Four sources later told 'The Correspondent' that Habba and Mildon planned to marry Saturday, although none disclosed the wedding venue.
