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Katie Miller, wife of the newly appointed White House Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, announced she is pausing her podcast, "The Katie Miller Podcast," to focus on her family. This decision follows her husband's promotion, which was announced by President Donald Trump on Friday (November 6), according to The Hill.
Katie Miller, a conservative influencer, stated on social media that her decision was based on what is best for her children and family. "With @StephenM taking on this new role for President Trump, I’ve decided to stop recording new podcast episodes," she wrote on X, as reported by the Washington Examiner.
Her podcast, which launched in August 2025, was aimed at conservative women and mothers. Despite her love for podcasting, Katie Miller emphasized that the time commitment was too great, and she needed to prioritize raising her four children. She plans to air two previously recorded episodes before stepping away.
Stephen Miller's promotion to chief of staff has been met with controversy, particularly among Democrats and some Republicans, due to his hardline stance on immigration and his influence on President Trump's policies. As noted by Yahoo News, Katie Miller has been a prominent supporter of Trump and an active figure in the MAGA movement.
Katie Miller previously served as a spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security during Trump's first term and worked closely with Elon Musk in the Department of Government Efficiency. She remains a vocal supporter of the administration and plans to continue cheering from outside the White House.