Alina Habba's Husband Allegedly Younger Than Reported, Sources Claim
New reports suggest Turhan Mildon, who married Donald Trump's former attorney, may be 25, not 29, and was previously engaged.
Turhan Mildon, the husband of former Trump attorney Alina Habba, is reportedly younger than his publicly stated age, according to sources cited by The New York Times. Mildon, whose age has been listed as 29, is actually 25, the Times reported, meaning Habba, 42, is 17 years his senior. The newspaper obtained documents, including a US visa and a Turkish passport photo page, that list Mildon's date of birth as December 2, 2000.
Mildon and Habba married in September in New York City, several months after they first met. Habba, who represented Donald Trump in legal matters, and Mildon were first seen together publicly in April.
The discrepancy in Mildon's age comes as Habba has been involved in a dispute over a reported $5.6 million donation from Mildon to the Kennedy Center. Habba accused former Kennedy Center head Ric Grenell of not forwarding the funds. Grenell has denied these allegations, and the White House is reportedly investigating the matter.
Sources also told The New York Times that Mildon had a religious marriage ceremony last year with María Ceballos, the daughter of Venezuelan military commander Adm. Remigio Ceballos, prior to his marriage to Habba. Mildon's spokesperson stated that the event with Ceballos was only an engagement ceremony, and that religious marriages in Turkey are not legally binding.
Mildon, the CEO of investment firm Miller Holding, has claimed to be a billionaire, with revenues reportedly exceeding $2.6 billion in 2025, according to Forbes Turkey. He has business interests in Venezuela and the Congo. Mildon's connection to the Trump orbit came through Habba, and the controversy surrounding the Kennedy Center donation has reportedly caused considerable stress for Trump. Mildon's firm and Habba were contacted for comment regarding the reports of his age and prior engagement.