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Stephen Miller’s wife pauses podcast after his promotion to White House chief of staff

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Chase, M. (2026, November 9). Stephen Miller’s wife pauses podcast after his promotion to White House chief of staff. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/entertainment/4796896/stephen-miller-wife-pauses-podcast-promotion-chief-of-staff/

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Washington Examiner · collected 2026-11-09 · by Mackenzie Chase

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Katie Miller, wife of newly appointed White House chief of staff Stephen Miller, has stopped her podcast to focus on her family. In a post on the platform X, she explained that her decision is based on what’s best for her children and their family unit. Katie cited her husband's new role under President Trump as the reason behind pausing the podcast.
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Katie Miller, the wife of Stephen Miller, who was recently promoted to White House chief of staff by President Trump, has announced she will end her podcast to focus on raising their four children. In an X post on November 6, 2026, Katie stated that she is pausing new episodes due to the time commitment required for her role as a former advisor to the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). She plans to air two previously recorded episodes and will support President Trump's administration from outside. The decision highlights the family considerations often made by spouses of high-ranking government officials.

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“I make every decision based on what’s best for my children and our family,” Katie Miller wrote on X. “With @StephenM taking on this new role for President Trump, I’ve decided to stop recording new podcast episodes.”
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2026-11-09 · Washington Examiner
Stephen Miller’s wife pauses podcast after his promotion to White House chief of staff · assertive framing

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Katie Miller, the wife of new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller, announced she’s halting her podcast after her husband’s promotion to focus on her family. asserted
she → announce → family
“I make every decision based on what’s best for my children and our family,” Katie Miller wrote on X. “With @StephenM taking on this new role for President Trump, I’ve decided to stop recording new podcast episodes.” asserted
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