Alina Habba Just Married a Billionaire and Mike Mike Tyson With Half of Trump’s Cabinet Showed Up to Celebrate

Alina Habba built her name defending Donald Trump in courtrooms nationwide.

Now she just married a Turkish billionaire in front of half of Trump's inner circle.

The wedding was pure MAGA royalty, and the groom's business empire is the real story.

America First Royalty Filled the Waldorf Astoria Ballroom

Habba, 42, married 29-year-old Turhan Mildon on September 26, 2026, in the fourth-floor ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria in Manhattan, in a wedding decorated with pink and white cherry blossoms, ice sculptures, and hundreds of red roses.

One event planner put the ballroom, music, and flowers alone at easily a million dollars, and outside estimates on the full event have run as high as 10 million dollars.

FBI Director Kash Patel showed up.

So did Attorney General Todd Blanche and White House special assistant Margo Martin.

Boxer Mike Tyson rounded out the guest list, and former White House official Sebastian Gorka congratulated the couple on social media.

Trump himself was in Tennessee watching a college football game, but the turnout from his inner circle made one thing clear: Habba is still very much part of the family.

The couple didn't exactly keep a low profile getting here.

They met at a Kennedy Center event earlier in 2026, and made their first public appearance together at the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, months before announcing an engagement and pulling off a wedding this size in just three months.

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Her New Husband Is a Global Power Player Most Americans Have Never Heard Of

Mildon runs Miller Holding, a Turkish family conglomerate now in its third generation, with operations spanning construction, mining, and cement, and his family is reportedly close with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

His construction arm, Milvest, has poured roughly a billion dollars into projects in the Democratic Republic of Congo since 2021, including the Kinshasa Financial Centre and Africa's largest planned indoor arena, plus a 67 million dollar contract to build a drone base in Kisangani.

Mildon has said Erdogan personally introduced him to Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi.

He has also done business in Venezuela, where a separate company called Vencement struck a profit-sharing deal with the state cement corporation to run ten factories the government had nationalized years earlier, choosing cement specifically because it sidestepped the oil and mineral sanctions Washington had placed on the Maduro regime before its collapse in January 2026.

Some contractors have accused Vencement of stiffing them on payment, allegations Mildon disputes.

Mildon says the marriage carries no political motivation, and there's no evidence it does.

But it does mean Habba just married one of the more interesting men in global infrastructure, someone doing business in two of the most complicated corners of the world at once.

Three Marriages In, Habba Is Still Trump World's Leading Lady

This is Habba's third marriage.

She was previously married to attorney Matthew Eyet, the father of her two children, and later to Centerpark CEO Gregg Reuben before a quiet divorce in early 2026.

She relocated to Palm Beach in March 2026 and met Mildon soon after through a mutual contact.

Her career hasn't exactly been a straight line either.

Habba resigned as acting U.S. attorney for New Jersey in December after a court ruled her appointment unlawful, and she landed on her feet anyway, right back in Trump's orbit.

Two divorces, one unlawful appointment, and a third trip down the aisle haven't cost her a seat at the table.

The newlyweds plan to settle in Florida, which means Trump world just got one more power couple within driving distance of Mar-a-Lago.

Whatever else comes of this marriage, Habba just went from courtroom to Waldorf Astoria ballroom without missing a step, and she picked a husband with business partners on more continents than most of Washington will ever deal with.

Sources:

• "Exclusive: Inside Alina Habba's UNGA-week wedding to Turkish billionaire Turhan Mildon," The Correspondent, September 2026.
• "Ex-Trump official Alina Habba weds Turkish billionaire at Waldorf Astoria," New York Post, September 26, 2026.
• "Trump ally Alina Habba to marry Turkish businessman with Congo, Venezuela ties," Middle East Eye, September 2026.
• "Who is Turhan Mildon? Ex-Trump lawyer Alina Habba set to marry Turkish billionaire," SoapCentral, September 2026.
• "Trump Lawyer Alina Habba Marries Turkish Billionaire Turhan Mildon In $10 Million Waldorf Astoria Wedding," uInterview, September 2026.