Katie Miller is stepping away from her podcast as her husband, Stephen Miller, takes on a powerful White House job. Her decision brings the show to an end after more than a year. She says her family now needs more of her time. The announcement came days after President Donald Trump named Stephen his new chief of staff.
Katie is ending her podcast as Stephen Miller takes on a new role
Katie announced the change in a post on X on Sunday, Nov. 8. “With @StephenM taking on this new role for President Trump, I’ve decided to stop recording new podcast episodes,” she wrote. “Nothing is more important than raising our four kids,” she added. She said the show consumed too much time and that she would offer her support “from outside the administration” to Trump and his team.
The former Trump administration staffer confirmed that two episodes she recorded earlier will still air. In August 2025, she started her own show, The Katie Miller Show, and invited guests from the Trump administration. Several officials appeared with their spouses, and some talks focused on balancing family life with politics.
Stephen’s promotion followed Trump’s decision to remove Susie Wiles after Republicans lost ground in the midterm elections. The White House announced Stephen’s appointment on Nov. 6, naming him the administration’s 33rd chief of staff. Katie often used her podcast and social media to praise her husband and defend his work.
Katie’s announcement means she will stop recording as Stephen Miller takes on his new duties. She said she enjoyed hosting the show but could no longer give it the time it required. The two previously recorded episodes will be the final installments she plans to release. For now, Katie Miller says raising her four children comes before continuing her podcast.
