Turhan Mildon is preparing to marry Alina Habba. The 29-year-old CEO of Miller Holding is tying a private family move to one of Donald Trump’s legal figures, and that combination has pushed the story into both Turkish and American business circles.
29 years old, Mildon sits in the third generation of a family tied to Miller Holding and its work in construction, infrastructure, mining and automotive sectors. He manages large projects that the source says stretch from Africa to South America, including work in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Venezuela, so the marriage report lands well beyond a simple social notice.
New York and the Mildon family
New York is the reported wedding destination. That gives the story a clear geographic center and a near-term frame, even without a date attached, because the move places the couple’s next step in a city that already sits close to the public side of Habba’s professional life.
Turhan Mildon and Alara Mildon are the children of Mert Mildon and Fatoş Mildon, and the family name has long been linked to business and public visibility. Muhsin Turhan Mildon, a former mayor of Gelibolu and politician, died in 2011, leaving the younger generation to carry the family profile forward in a very different setting.
January 2025 divorce
January 2025 is the turning point in Mildon’s personal timeline. He and Betül Gürsoy ended a marriage that lasted three years in a single-court session, and that makes the new relationship a quick next chapter rather than a distant reset.
Alina Habba brings a different kind of visibility to the story. She is Donald Trump’s lawyer and served as a White House adviser in Donald Trump’s second presidential term, so the reported marriage connects a Turkish industrial family to a figure who already sits inside the U.S. political orbit.
Politics, but not motive
Turhan Mildon said the relationship did not have a political motivation. That line matters because it narrows the story: the public interest comes from the overlap between business, law and politics, but the personal explanation points away from any organized political reading of the relationship.
For readers, the immediate takeaway is simple. The reported marriage is now tied to New York, not to a public rollout, and the clearest unanswered point is the timing of the ceremony itself.
