Exclusive | trump lawyer alina habba spotted celebrating 40th birthday in st. Barts

Donald Trump’s legal eagle Alina Habba was seen celebrating her 40th birthday in St. Barts over the weekend, spies told us — complete with party favor sun hats that said “Habba Nice Day” for

close pals. We hear Habba headed to the tropical island that’s a favorite for billionaires and celebs before celebrating Trump’s last-minute legal victory on Monday, when a state appeals

court ruled he could post a drastically reduced bond of $175 million in his civil fraud case. The onetime fashion exec was seen with friends at the upscale island eatery Bonito on Sunday,

where she was presented with a cake with sparklers, we hear. Outside at the valet stand on Sunday night, she was recognized by other diners — and one guy jokingly called out, “Does the boss

know you have the night off?” EXPLORE MORE The New Jersey firebrand shot back, “The boss doesn’t even know I’m here!” But pals said she ”worked every day” on vacay — “she’s a workaholic,” a

source said — and Habba was back in Palm Beach, Fla., by Monday to appear on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime” to tout Trump’s legal win. At the Bonito valet, she was seen being helped

into a chauffeured car by two men, and a source explained that earlier in the day at the beach, “Alina got hurt when a shard of glass went into her foot!” The injury was painful enough that

she had to trade her usual heels for flip-flops at her birthday dinner. Said a source of the birthday trip, “She took her nearest and dearest to St. Barts for her birthday … She actually

didn’t think she could go as the president was supposed to have his trial on her birthday in NYC — but when it got pushed, she could go.” We hear her group stayed at a private villa at the

luxe Eden Rock. Her group was also spotted lunching at La Guérite on the beach. Pics from the getaway also showed Habba and her pals wearing all white, and wearing the “Habba Nice Day” hats

on a boat. Also spotted on the island over the weekend, spies told us, were Paul McCartney, Logan Paul, former Viacom boss Tom Freston and former Time Warner CEO Jeff Bewkes.