Alina Habba has tied the knot with Turkish billionaire Turhan Mildon in a lavish ceremony that drew a crowd of Trump-world heavyweights and sports royalty.
Habba, 42, and Mildon, 29, exchanged vows Saturday at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City, where the fourth-floor ballroom was transformed into a floral wonderland with roughly 900,000 fresh blooms sourced from around the globe. The couple’s reception featured a 30-piece band and a private afterparty performance by three-time Grammy winner Nelly, a source familiar with the arrangements told The Post.
The price tag for the opulent affair landed in the neighborhood of $10 million, according to the same source. YSD Events, a firm that had previously worked with some of Habba’s friends, was tapped to orchestrate the production. For the newlyweds’ first dance, a French singer was flown in specifically to perform “Heir Encore.” Guests were greeted at dinner with individual tins of caviar as their opening course.
Mildon serves as CEO of Miller Holding, a Turkish industrial conglomerate. The couple first crossed paths during an event at the Kennedy Center earlier this year and were later spotted together at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner in April, an evening disrupted when a gunman attempted to breach the premises. By the Fourth of July, they had been seen celebrating at Executive Branch, a private club in Washington, DC.
Habba, who briefly served as acting New Jersey US attorney after working as President Trump’s personal lawyer, wore three different dresses throughout the evening. Her two young children, Chloe and Luke, were escorted through the hotel lobby just ahead of the ceremony.
The guest list blended political power with pop culture punch. Heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson was in attendance alongside several current Trump administration officials: FBI Director Kash Patel, US Attorney General Todd Blanche, White House aide Margo Martin, and Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon.
This marks Habba’s third trip down the aisle. Details of the wedding were first reported and the Correspondent.
The Waldorf Astoria ballroom spectacle capped a rapid courtship for the MAGA-world legal figure and the young industrialist, whose relationship moved from Kennedy Center introduction to million-dollar matrimony in a matter of months.
