Katie Miller, a former Trump administration staffer and commentator, announced she is ending her podcast, "The Katie Miller Show," to focus on her family. The decision comes as her husband, Stephen Miller, assumes a new role for President Trump and following the Republican party's performance in the midterm elections.
"With @StephenM taking on this new role for President Trump, I’ve decided to stop recording new podcast episodes," Miller wrote on X. "Nothing is more important than raising our four kids. While I’ve loved the podcast, the time commitment is too great and now is the time to step away. I’ll be cheering President Trump and his team on from outside the administration."
Two pre-recorded episodes of "The Katie Miller Show" are slated to air. The podcast launched in August 2025 and featured discussions with Trump administration figures and guests from the MAGA orbit, including Nicki Minaj, Sage Steele, and Elon Musk. Miller often hosted discussions on balancing family and political life.
Stephen Miller was promoted to chief of staff last week, replacing Susie Wiles. Katie Miller had reportedly advocated for her husband's promotion. She has been a vocal supporter of her husband's work, particularly his role in shaping Trump's immigration policies.
Interestingly, Katie Miller revealed that she did not vote in the recent midterm elections.