Katie Miller is stepping away from the microphone.
The conservative podcaster and wife of new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller announced Sunday that she will stop recording new episodes of her show, citing the demands of her husband’s new role and the needs of the couple’s four young children.
“I make every decision based on what’s best for my children and our family,” Miller wrote on X.
She said that with her husband taking on his new job for President Donald Trump, she had decided to end production. Miller said she loved hosting the podcast but that the time commitment had become too great and it was the right moment to step away. She added that she would continue cheering on the president and his team from outside the administration.
Miller said two episodes that were already recorded will still air.
The announcement comes days after Trump shook up his White House following the Republican Party’s losses in last Tuesday’s midterm elections, which handed Democrats control of both the House and the Senate.
On Friday, Trump announced that chief of staff Susie Wiles was leaving and that Stephen Miller, who had served as deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security adviser, would replace her.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump called Miller one of his most trusted advisers and said he would begin as chief of staff on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. The president also thanked Wiles for her service, saying she had done a great job.
Miller has been the architect of the administration’s immigration crackdown and is widely viewed as one of the most influential figures in Trump’s orbit. His promotion has drawn criticism from Democrats and from some Republicans who argued the White House should be shaking up its staff after the midterm results, not elevating senior aides.
Katie Miller launched her show in August 2025, saying conservative women lacked a place to gather online and that she wanted to fill that gap. Before entering the podcast world, she worked as an adviser to Elon Musk, including during his time leading the Department of Government Efficiency.
The podcast quickly became a regular stop for top administration officials and conservative stars. Guests included Musk, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Vice President JD Vance, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Fox News host Sean Hannity and rapper Nicki Minaj. Several Cabinet officials appeared alongside their spouses, with conversations often turning to balancing family life with careers in Washington.
The Millers married in February 2020 and have four children. Their youngest, son Hawthorne Hayes Miller, was born on June 3, 2026.
Stephen Miller officially stepped into his new role Monday.
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