Jade Heffer, former wife of slain Lone Wolf bikie Yusuf Nazlioglu, ties knot with Alameddine associate

The underworld’s newest power couple have been photographed together for the first time since tying the knot.

Jade Heffer at Burwood court on Wednesday with her ner new husband Trent Jeske. Picture: David Swift

The underworld’s newest power couple have been photographed together for the first time since tying the knot.

Jade Heffer and new husband Trent Jeske were spotted walking side - by - side in Sydney’s Inner West on Wednesday morning, just a week after The Daily Telegraph revealed the pair had gotten married in an Islamic ceremony.

The former wife of well-known Sydney underworld figure and Lone Wolf bikie Yusuf Nazlioglu – who was shot dead by masked gunmen at the couple’s Rhodes unit block, attended Burwood Local Court in the company of her new Alameddine associate husband.

The bikie widow sat before the court charged with allegedly helping ex-boyfriend Ahmad Alameddine escape and evade police arrest over a serious offence and possessing a firearm in August 2023, all for which she pleaded not guilty to last year.

Jade Heffer and her former husband Yusuf Nazliogu who was shot dead in Rhodes in 2022.

Jade Heffer at Burwood court on Wednesday. Picture: David Swift

Heffer was told her bail would continue and she will be required to appear before Burwood Local Court again on Wednesday, April 17, before exiting the courthouse and smiling with Jeske following closely behind.

Jade Heffer and Trent Jeske married in March. Picture: David Swift

Rumours first began to swirl after Ms Heffer changed her Instagram bio to include the initials “TJ”, before she also posted a photo to Facebook of her shiny new diamond ring, which she was seen wearing at Burwood on Wednesday.

Jeske also confirmed love was in the air, including “JH” on his Instagram profile also.

It is unclear when the loved up couple first got together and when the relationship began, considering Jeske was recently released from jail in February, after more than 20 months behind bars for being a leader of the “Ready 4 War” street group which distributed drugs for the Alameddines.

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