Katie Miller ends podcast recording as husband takes new White House role
Miller said she will focus on the couple’s four children, but plans to release two episodes recorded before her announcement.
Katie Miller announced on November 8 that she would no longer record her podcast, saying she wanted to prioritize the couple’s four children as Stephen Miller prepares to become White House chief of staff.
In a statement on X, the former White House adviser said she had enjoyed making The Katie Miller Podcast but could not sustain its demands on her time alongside her husband’s new responsibilities. She plans to publish two episodes already recorded.
President Donald Trump announced Stephen Miller’s appointment on November 6. He will replace Susie Wiles on November 9, moving from his previous position as deputy chief of staff for policy.
Katie Miller said she would continue supporting Trump and his team without taking a position in the administration. The couple married in 2020.
Her podcast began in August 2025 after she left a full-time job working for Elon Musk. Aimed at conservative women, it covered parenting, politics, relationships and lifestyle subjects. Guests included Vice President JD Vance, Mike Tyson, Nicki Minaj and Jenny McCarthy.
