Who is John Matze’s Wife? Alina Mukhutdinova Bio, Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Parler, Parents, Nationality, Instagram

Alina Mukhutdinova Biography – Alina Mukhutdinova Wiki

Alina Mukhutdinova is the wife of John Matze, the CEO and co-founder of Parler. Matze graduated from the University of Denver in 2014 with a degree in Computer Science and minors in Math, German, and business. In 2018, Matze teamed up with fellow University of Denver alumni Jared Thomson to create Parler. According to Matze, they founded Parler as a “free-speech driven” alternative to other social media platforms. According to the Wall Street Journal, Parler is financially supported by hedge-fund investor Robert Mercer’s daughter Rebekah Mercer.

Alina Mukhutdinova Age

Alina Mukhutdinova’s age is unclear. Her husband, John Matze, was born in 1993.

Alina Mukhutdinova Husband – Alina Mukhutdinova John Matze

Alina Mukhutdinova is married to Parler co-founder John Matze. They reportedly met on May 15, 2016, in Las Vegas. Matze and his wife Alina Mukhutidinova reportedly married on December 2, 2017, in Kazan, Tatarstan, Russia.

According to Ted Talk host Dave Troy, Matze and Mukhutdinova married in a government facility overseen by Gulnara Mukhutdinova. Matze and his wife traveled in Russia and Europe extensively between December and July 2018 until they finally settled in Las Vegas where they launched Parler in August 2018. The couple reportedly have one child together, according to Alina Mukhutdinova’s Instagram account.

Alina Mukhutdinova Nationality

She is of Russian nationality. She is from Kazan, Russia.

Alina Mukhutdinova Instagram

Alina Mukhutdinova’s Instagram account is set to private.

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