- Jade Heffer and Trent Jeske get married
- This is the third Sydney gangster Heffer has been linked to
- Her ex-husband, a cycling man, was shot in 2022
A glamorous cycling widow whose husband was shot before her eyes has tied the knot with a notorious associate of the Alameddine crime clan.
Jade Heffer and Trent Jeske married in an Islamic ceremony after the ‘Ready 4 War’ enforcer was released from prison in February after serving 20 months for drug trafficking. Daily telegram reported.
The street gang distributed drugs for the Alameddine network and was busted in large-scale raids in 2022.
That same year, Heffer watched helplessly as her Lone Wolf cyclist husband Yusuf Nazlioglu was shot dead before her eyes by a masked gunman in an underground car park in Rhodes, northwest Sydney.
In the aftermath of the traumatizing tragedy, she converted to Islam and moved away from it figure-hugging dresses with plunging necklines, strappy stilettos and designer handbags to carry traditional Islamic attire.
Jade Heffer is pictured with her late husband, Lone Wolf bikie Yusuf Nazlioglu
In the days following her husband’s death, Heffer (left) dramatically changed the nature of her social media posts, sharing photos of herself in a hijab and scripts from the Quran. Trent Jeske (right)
The small-town girl who once worked as a butcher at Coles started dating another high-profile underworld figure in 2023: Ahmad ‘Alan’ Alameddine’.
The pair made headlines in August that year when Heffer allegedly obstructed police who turned up at Alameddine’s home in Greenacre, in Sydney’s west, to check his compliance with a firearms ban.
Alameddine is said to have escaped and spent a month on the run while Heffer remained in prison – until he was arrested on September 6 after being picked up for having sex with another woman in a dilapidated unit in South Coogee.
Although her new-found flame, Jeske, has a checkered history, he recently gained fame for his inspiring weight loss journey – with photos revealing the stunning transformation.
Jeske was able to move the significant amount of weight after surgery with a lap band, in which a ring was placed around the upper part of the stomach.
If successful, the surgery can reduce food intake by reducing stomach size, helping patients feel full longer.
Jeske (left) recently gained fame for his inspiring weight loss journey
Alan ‘Ahmad’ Alameddine is believed to have escaped and spent a month on the run while Heffer remained in prison – until he was arrested on September 6 after being picked up for sex acts with another woman in a ramshackle unit in South Coogee
To show their love, he and Heffer included each other’s initials in their social media profiles.
The three-time WAG gangster grew up in the western Riverina district of New South Wales, where her family are respected members of the Barham community, home to just 1,500 people.
During her childhood, the former fitness instructor took part in a number of sports, including netball and tennis.
While attending Barham High School, she won Sportswoman of the Year twice – in 2009 and 2011 – and also claimed the Central Murray Football League’s Badged Umpire of the Year trophy.
Photos posted online show that Heffer worked at Coles in her early years, spent time at university and enjoyed going to the races with friends.
The country girl, from Barham in south-west NSW, used to work at Coles
Jade Heffer is depicted in her younger years, before she found fame with her back-to-back relationships with Sydney gangsters