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Katie Miller's shock cheating claim turned on its head by ex-Trump aide's wife
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and his wife Katie Miller arrive for UFC Freedom 250, at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., June 14, 2026. REUTERS/Evan Vucci

Katie Miller's shock cheating claim turned on its head by ex-Trump aide's wife

Katie Miller accused Miles Taylor of an affair inside the Department of Homeland Security, and his wife’s response was to wish they had gotten together sooner.

Miller, wife of new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller, claimed on X Thursday night that Taylor cheated on his wife at the time with the DHS secretary’s executive assistant while he was the department’s deputy chief of staff. Taylor, a former Homeland Security chief of staff, rejected the claim in a Friday essay published after Raw Story send an inquiry, writing that he was not married for most of his time as deputy chief of staff and that his current wife, Hannah, whom he once worked with at DHS, never held that job. He said he had no romantic relationships with anyone in the department while he was there, and that the two began dating in 2020, long after he left.

When he showed Hannah the post, Taylor wrote, her comeback was immediate.

“Oh my gosh. What I would’ve given to be with you two years sooner,” she said.

Miller’s post replied to Taylor’s question about whether Trump would give back the $25 million Nvidia put toward his White House ballroom. Jensen Huang stepped down as Nvidia’s CEO Thursday amid the scandal over his affair with a woman U.S. officials suspect of spying for China.

Taylor argued the real trigger was his recent criticism of Stephen Miller, whom he called “a fanatical ideologue and a threat to the rule of law.” Taylor wrote that Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan reported in their book “Regime Change” that Stephen Miller was among those behind Trump’s 2025 order targeting him. At the time, Trump said he believed Taylor was guilty of treason, and Katie Miller cheered the move on X, calling Taylor a “traitor.”

Taylor said the attacks aim to frighten critics into silence and that more could follow.

“They may even cook up new fan fiction about my love life. None of it will shut me up,” he wrote.

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