Katie Miller, wife of incoming White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, announced Sunday that she is shutting down her podcast, "The Katie Miller Show." The decision arrives as her husband prepares to assume his new post on Monday, November 9, 2026, and follows significant Republican defeats in the midterm elections.
In a post on X, Katie Miller stated that although she enjoyed hosting the program, it demanded too much of her schedule. She explained that her priority now is raising her children and attending to her family. She also indicated she will be "cheering President Trump and his team on from outside the administration," according to TMZ.com.
Katie Miller launched the podcast in August 2025, describing it as a response to what she viewed as a shortage of platforms for conservative women to express their views. Over the past year, the show featured a series of high-profile guests, including rapper Nicki Minaj, Fox News host Sean Hannity, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Before her podcasting work, Katie Miller served in an advisory and consulting capacity for tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.
Stephen Miller's elevation to Chief of Staff places him at the center of the administration's operations. He succeeds Susie Wiles, a longtime Trump loyalist. Prior to this promotion, Stephen Miller held the roles of White House deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security advisor.
The timing of the transition coincides with the aftermath of the midterms, which saw Republicans suffer substantial losses. The shift in leadership and the end of the podcast mark a notable change for the couple as they adjust to new responsibilities and family priorities.
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