Kylie Jenner Sued by Former Housekeeper Over Working Conditions
Kylie Jenner faces a new lawsuit from a former housekeeper alleging severe mistreatment, including being locked in a closet, dog bites, and unpaid overtime.
Kylie Jenner is facing a fresh legal challenge as a former housekeeper has filed a lawsuit detailing troubling working conditions at her Los Angeles mansion. The plaintiff claims she was locked in a closet for over an hour, bitten by a dog, and forced to continue demanding physical labor despite her injuries.
According to court documents, Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya, who worked for the 29-year-old reality star and entrepreneur, alleges that she found herself locked inside a closet during her shift. Experiencing a panic attack, she called her supervisor for help, but claims she was mocked instead. It took more than an hour for someone to release her. The lawsuit also claims she was ordered to hide or leave rooms whenever Jenner did not wish to see her, echoing similar complaints from another former employee.
The complaint details additional incidents, including an October 2025 dog bite while cleaning a kennel and an accidental pepper spray exposure while organizing a drawer. Amaya asserts she was denied full overtime and travel compensation between Jenner's properties before being fired in February 2026 after inquiring about unequal travel expense reimbursements.
Jenner's attorney, Michael Rhodes, strongly pushed back against the claims. He stated that the recent lawsuits are being filed by the same attorney representing previous domestic staff, aimed at extracting unwarranted payouts through publicity. Rhodes emphasized that they will aggressively defend against the baseless allegations in court.
