Gun-toting Trump lawyer Alina Habba shows off her impressive skills – as she shoots down targets with ease

Donald Trump’s lawyer Alina Habba boasted of her sharp shooting skills and “love of the Second Amendment” as she gleefully hit her targets with the squeeze of a trigger.

The 40-year-old legal guru, who defended the former president in AG Letitia James’ New York fraud case against him, took to Instagram to show fans why she shouldn’t be messed with — just days after she fired back to trolls who mercilessly mocked her culinary skills.

Alina’s gun ownership talents were on full display when she attended a charity event in Tri-County that “provides thousands of college scholarships to many of New Jersey’s most financially disadvantaged children.”

She targeted targets at Hudson Farm as she put her glamorous persona aside for the day. Instead, she opted for a more casual and outdoorsy look, while also showing her support for Trump and the Second Amendment, which is the right to bear arms.

In the videos shared on her social media, Alina wore a camouflaged ensemble consisting of olive-colored leggings, black boots, a black top and a green vest.

She then threw a black baseball cap on her head, which had the numbers 45 and 47 on it, referring to former President Trump – who was the 45th president and is now on the run to also become the 47th.

The brunette beauty added a touch of elegance to her ensemble by accessorizing with a small Louis Vuitton purse.

In one clip, Alina can be seen taking a perfect shot at her target before speaking to the crowd gathered to watch.

She also posed for a few snaps with the others at the event.

The legal guru captioned one of the photos, “Love myself a little Second Amendment action.”

In her other video, she took the opportunity to talk about the charity and the students it helps.

The former president’s attorney said, “Tri-County is a charity that I have had the privilege of being a part of for many years.”

She continued, “They have provided thousands of scholarships to many of New Jersey’s most financially disadvantaged children, allowing them to attend accredited K-12 private and parochial schools.

“With what’s happening on our campuses today, this is such a big and vital issue. Any donation would help!’

And her fans couldn’t help but admire her “patriotic” personality and applaud Alina for being such a great photographer.

One person said, “America’s lawyer.”

Someone else wrote: ‘Right to bear arms!’

“Nice shot,” another user added.

Another social media user wrote, “A true patriot, a lady who obeys the law, locks up real criminals and protects the innocent and First Amendment rights. I wish we had more people like you.”

Just a few days ago, Alina took a metaphorical knife to her haters by sharing a clip of her lightheartedly mocking herself for not being able to “cut an avocado.”

It was in response to a widespread furore that left her branded an “idiot.” celery ‘sawing’ in a clip shared by her friend on social media – before being reposted to X, formerly known as Twitter.

Addressing those who dared to use the video as an excuse to belittle her talents in the kitchen and the courtroom, Alina admitted that while she may not be a five-star chef, she doesn’t care what the ‘trollskis’ think. of her capabilities.

The clip, which has been viewed more than 39,600 times so far, was captioned: “On my way to the trollskis, I can’t cut an avocado either.”

Standing in what appeared to be her own home, Alina wore casual jeans and a flattering low-cut sweater.

She targeted a particular “troll,” outspoken Trump critic Ron Filipkowski, and his followers.

“Hey guys, I’ve never done a video like this before but I thought I’d try because Ron Filipkowski is getting over a million views because I’m cutting celery so here I am eating avocado,” she said while she took a bite of the fruit. in her mouth.

She then wished everyone a “Happy Passover,” before making her feelings about the teasing trolls very clear.

“Hey Ron Trollskis, I’m not good at this either. Get a life!’

Alina, who grew up in Summit, New Jersey, started her career in the fashion industry before becoming a lawyer.

She worked in marketing and accessories manufacturing for Marc Jacobs before dropping out of law school.

She graduated from Widener University Commonwealth Law School in 2010 and started her own practice a year later.

In 2020, Alina launched her own firm, Habba, Madaio and Associates LLP, and in September 2021 she joined Trump’s legal team.

The two had become close after she joined his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey.

She now represents him in New York Attorney General Letitia James’ ongoing civil fraud case against him.

He was accused of massively inflating the value of his properties, including Mar-a-Lago and a penthouse in Trump Tower, to obtain favorable loan terms from banks.

Earlier this week, they scored a small victory when an appeals court agreed to suspend collection of the ex-president’s $454 million civil fraud judgment if he posts $175 million in bail within 10 days.

During her appearance on Fox, Alina berated Letitia, saying, “I hope she had a little piece of humble pie today because that’s what she was served. Just a little. But we will be serving much more of that in the coming years.’

Alina was previously married to a man named Matthew Eyet from 2011 to 2019, and they welcomed three children together.