Katie Miller Kills Her Podcast After Stephen's Big White House Promotion

Katie Miller is pulling the plug on her own podcast. The former advisor to Elon Musk announced Sunday that she is ending "The Katie Miller Show," according to TMZ ^[1]. The move comes at a pivotal moment, just as her husband, Stephen Miller, prepares to assume the role of White House Chief of Staff.

In a post on X, Katie explained that while she loved hosting the program, it consumed too much of her time. She cited the need to raise her children and care for her family as the primary reasons for stepping away, the outlet reported ^[1]. The decision follows a difficult election cycle, with Republicans suffering significant losses in the midterms.

Stephen Miller is set to take the reins today, replacing Susie Wiles, a longtime Trump loyalist. Before this promotion, he served as deputy chief of staff for policy and homeland security advisor. His new role places him at the center of the administration's operations during a turbulent political period.

Katie launched her podcast in August 2025, stating that there was a void for conservative women to voice their opinions. Over the past year, she filled that gap with high-profile guests, including rapper Nicki Minaj, Fox News host Sean Hannity, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. She noted that she had previously worked as an advisor to tech entrepreneur Elon Musk.

Despite stepping back from the microphone, Katie made her political stance clear. She said she will continue to be "cheering President Trump and his team on from outside the administration." This shift marks a transition from media personality to political spouse, navigating the demands of a high-stakes Washington household. The end of the show closes a chapter that began as a platform for conservative women but ends due to the pressures of family life and political upheaval.