Alexander Brothers Urged Parents to Skip Sentencing to Spare Them Anguish

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The catwalker wives as well as the parents of the perverted Alexander brothers were glaringly absent in Manhattan court Tuesday as scores of the men’s victims tearfully confronted the rapists.

The only apparent Alexander family member who showed up in federal court during the victims’ emotional impact statements ahead of sentencing was the sick sibling trio’s oldest brother, Niv.

The wives of convicted 39-year-old twins Oren and Alon Alexander, as well as the three brothers’ parents Olry and Shlomy Alexander, had attended the men’s trial nearly religiously.

The wife of the third convicted rapist brother, 40-year-old Tal Alexander, filed for divorce in January 2025, just weeks after the allegations surfaced, and had not been present.

The brothers had urged at least their parents not to come to Tuesday’s sentencing to spare their mom and dad the anguish of watching them get stiff prison time, said Tal’s lawyer, Deanna Paul, in court.

“The brothers asked them not to come. They didn’t want their parents to have to hear these sentences,” Paul told the judge.

“On a day when they have every reason to think about only themselves, they were thinking about their mother and father,’’ said the lawyer — whose convicted clients face a minimum of 15 years behind bars and up to life in prison.

The brothers were forced to listen Tuesday as a dozen of their victims recounted their twisted schemes — which involved them sometimes working together to commit what prosecutors called “sex crimes of extraordinary magnitude.”

The brothers “spent years designing, executing, and perfecting their playbook of luring victims with promises of luxury, drugging victims so they could not resist, and then forcibly raping them,” the feds wrote to US District Judge Valerie Caproni earlier this month.

Tal and Oren — onetime powerhouse realtors who catered to celebs such as Kim Kardashian and Kanye West and helped sell hedge-funder Ken Griffin’s record-smashing $240 million Midtown penthouse — and their security-firm brother could land life behind bars when sentenced Tuesday.

The brothers have asked the court to issue the minimum sentence of 15 years.

They were found guilty in March, but the demented trio “steadfastly maintain their complete innocence of these awful charges,” their lawyers wrote to the court.

Oren’s Brazilian model wife, Kamila Hansen, was heavily pregnant when the brothers were first sued over the twisted allegations in 2024, a point he desperately tried to take advantage of when he pleaded for a Miami judge to let him out on bail. The judge rebuffed the argument at the time.

Alon is married to Israeli model Shani Zigron.

Tal’s former wife, Arielle Alexander, is a Columbia University grad and financial-job recruiter. The pair share a young child.