Stephen Miller’s wife makes strange comment about her husband’s health as she BLAMES him for awful pregnancy symptoms
Katie Miller has blamed her severe pregnancy symptoms on her husband’s genetics.
Miller, who is expecting her fourth child with White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller, made the remarks during an episode of The Katie Miller Podcast.
The episode, which featured Mehmet Oz, administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, and his wife, Liz Oz, covered everything from vaccines and fertility to vegetarian diets before turning to Miller’s pregnancy.
‘How is it that baby in your belly right now doesn’t get rejected by you, because that baby has half Stephen’s genes?’ Dr Oz asked Miller.
‘But you don’t think that’s partly why women have, like, giant immunological responses when they’re pregnant?’ Katie Miller responded.
‘This is my own personal theory. Like why have I been more nauseous this pregnancy? Why have I had more eczema this pregnancy? It’s because it’s more of my husband’s genetic makeup than mine in this baby.’
Oz pushed back, noting that a child inherits half of its genes from each parent.
However, Miller remained firm in her stance.
Katie Miller suggested on her podcast that her husband’s genetics may be behind her pregnancy symptoms, including nausea and eczema
Miller and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller are expecting their fourth child
‘I’m telling you this baby’s going to turn out looking like him,’ she said.
Miller announced in January that she and her husband are expecting another child.
The couple met while serving in the first Trump administration and married in 2020.
Since launching her podcast last year, Miller has frequently discussed her children and their health.
In a recent episode, she said her unvaccinated child is healthier than her vaccinated sibling.
Stephen Miller remains one of the most controversial figures in Trump’s orbit.
A longtime adviser to Donald Trump, he has championed hardline immigration policies and other boundary-testing proposals.
More recently, he faced criticism over a December 28 rant against immigrants he posted on X.
The podcast featured Dr Mehmet Oz, who heads the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and his wife, Lisa
Stephen Miller, a longtime adviser to President Donald Trump, has faced past controversy over hardline immigration policies and previously reported emails linked to white nationalist material
‘Why doesn’t the modern world look like our ancestors imagined it?’ he wrote.
‘Because America (and the West) spent subsequent generations engaged in a vast, consuming project of self-loathing, self-denigration and the redistribution of our national resources to the states and peoples of the undeveloped world.’
Miller was the architect behind Trump’s ‘zero tolerance’ immigration policy in his first term, an approach which drew significant criticism after it saw migrant children placed in cages in detention centers.
In 2019, emails reported by NBC News and obtained by the Southern Poverty Law Center showed Miller promoting material linked to white nationalist ideology.
In response, a White House spokesperson told CNN that Miller condemns racism and said critics were attempting to deny his Jewish identity.
