Leah Miller Archives

Leah Miller's "why won't it die" tripping moment during the All-American Rejects' Live@Much.

Ft. George Nozuka and fellow girly girl Hilary Duff

Jay Manuel and Leah Miller

Dallas Green and Leah Miller Photo credit: Phil Birnbaum

Hilary: “Leah's letting me wear her coat!” Leah: “Well, it's cold.”

MuchMusic hosts Leah Miller and Matte Babel

With host Leah Miller and musical guests Nicole Scherzinger, Ashley Roberts, Jessica Sutta, Melody Thornton, and Kimberly Wyatt of The Pussycat Dolls.

And lest you think that Miller got the ultra-high-profile gig purely because of her admittedly pretty face, CTV, in its release trumpeting Miller’s hire, takes great pains to head that assumption off at the pass: “A music and dance aficionado, Miller tapped into the dance world at a young age when she was enrolled in baby ballet class. Miller won the title of “Miss Junior Dance of Canada” when she was 13 and danced competitively until the age of 16. That experience gives her first hand knowledge of the hard work and dedication it takes to become a competitive dancer. Miller has huge respect for dancers at the level the series demands. Her passion for the fine arts and previous hosting and interviewing experience prepares her for this exciting leap into her latest gig.” So there! (I’m actually being needlessly sarcastic here. Prurient interests aside, Miller is actually one of the more bearable of the Much VJs, ably handling interviews with some of the biggest acts on the planet while tween-agers scream relentlessly in the background – that’s no easy feat.) (Montreal Gazette, April 2008)

One of the most polarizing personalities in MuchMusic history has been let go. Leah Miller, who joined MuchMusic as a VJ in 2004 and went on to host eTalk and So You Think You Can Dance Canada was cut from the roster as part of recent layoffs by Bell Media, the parent company of MuchMusic, and MTV, according to online reports. Miller spent years as the target of online ridicule over rumours she allegedly had plastic surgery and Botox treatments. (The Peterborough Examiner, 2014)

Matte Babel and Leah Miller. The Toronto Sun, 2008