Republican Max Miller Confronts Moreno Over Daughter's Abuse Allegation
Summary
Ohio Representative Max Miller denies assaulting his ex-wife, Emily Moreno, amid a custody dispute. Photos and police reports have surfaced related to an alleged attack during a child custody exchange, but Miller says the accusations are false and has provided his own evidence.Key Facts
- Max Miller is an Ohio congressman endorsed by President Donald Trump.
- Emily Moreno, his ex-wife, claims Miller assaulted her during a custody exchange in February.
- Photos showing bruises on Moreno were published by the Daily Mail.
- The couple separated in 2024, divorced in 2025, and share custody of their 2-year-old daughter.
- Miller disputes the allegations, posting messages and videos to refute the claims.
- Police in Bay Village, Ohio, confirmed an investigation into suspected child abuse was opened on February 23.
- Emily Moreno works at a conservative think tank in Washington, D.C.
- Miller previously served as a senior advisor to President Trump and was a Marine Corps Reservist.
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