Alina Habba, 42, Former Trump Attorney, to Wed Turkish Billionaire Turhan Mildon, 29

Alina Habba, a one-time personal attorney to U.S. President Donald Trump and former acting U.S. Attorney for New Jersey, is planning to wed a Turkish billionaire who is 13 years younger than she is. Habba, 42, and Turhan Mildon, 29, will exchange vows on Saturday, September 26, at a location that has not been disclosed, according to The Correspondent, an independent news organization that was first to report the upcoming marriage. Mildon serves as CEO of Miller Holding, a major Turkish multinational conglomerate established by his grandfather in 1967. The company focuses on energy, construction and mining, and through it Mildon has built strong connections with government officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, including interim President Delcy Rodriguez, the independent outlet reported. The pair were initially seen together in public in April, when they attended the White House Correspondents Dinner, an event that was shortened after a gunman tried to rush the ballroom. On the Fourth of July, they were spotted celebrating at the Executive Branch, a private club in Washington, DC. More recently, the Daily Mail encountered Habba and Mildon outside the Polo Room, an upscale restaurant in West Palm Beach, Fla. Habba was wearing a sizable diamond engagement ring thought to be no less than 23 carats. According to the outlet, Habba and Mildon met for the first time earlier this year at a Kennedy Center event in Washington. Mildon will become Habba's third husband. She divorced her second husband, Gregg Reuben, a parking lot magnate, after stepping down as New Jersey's top federal prosecutor last December. Her first marriage, to attorney Matthew Eyet, ended in divorce in 2019. Mildon has also been divorced, the Daily Mail reported. Habba gained public attention after Trump brought her on as his personal lawyer in 2021. She later spent a brief period in the West Wing last year as a counselor to the president, before being selected to head the U.S. Attorney's Office for New Jersey.