White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles publicly dismissed reports suggesting she may soon leave the Trump administration, responding directly on X (formerly Twitter) after media speculation circulated about her potential exit.

The report, originally attributed to the Daily Mail, claimed that Wiles was considering stepping down and was reportedly frustrated with internal administration decisions, including the appointment of Federal Housing Finance Agency chief Bill Pulte to a senior intelligence-related position.

In her statement, Wiles characterized the reporting as unfounded, referring to it as “Friday fiction” and firmly stating that she is not leaving her post.

She emphasized her continued commitment to serving President Trump, praising the administration’s recent work and reaffirming her dedication to advancing its policy agenda on behalf of the American people.

Wiles also criticized what she described as a pattern within the media of manufacturing conflict and drama surrounding the Trump administration and its staff.She insisted that such narratives have been consistently inaccurate over time.

The article also notes that the original report alleged internal tensions involving Wiles and the controversial personnel decision, which reportedly drew concern from some Republican senators, including Senator John Cornyn, who expressed “serious concerns” about the appointment.However, Wiles’ public statement made clear she intends to remain in her role and continue her work at the White House.She concluded her message with a brief sign-off, indicating she would continue her duties into the following week.

Overall, the story reflects ongoing political reporting around internal dynamics within the administration, countered by a firm denial from one of its senior officials.