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Kylie Jenner Sued by Another Housekeeper Who Alleges She Was Locked in Star’s Closet, Bitten by Dog
The complaint alleges 21 labor violations and says Jenner’s staff mocked her injuries, denied overtime and ignored requests for help.
- Former housekeeper Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court against Kylie Jenner on November 5, alleging labor violations, wrongful termination, and mistreatment during employment.
- This filing marks the fourth lawsuit against Jenner or her companies in seven months. Amaya claims she worked six days a week from March 2025 but was denied overtime pay and mileage reimbursement for travel between properties.
- Amaya alleges multiple workplace incidents: she was bitten by a dog in October 2025, trapped in Jenner's closet for over an hour while supervisor Laura Dooley "laughed and mocked" her, and injured when an unsecured pepper spray canister discharged into her eyes.
- Jenner's attorney, Michael Rhodes, rejected the claims, calling them "meritless." Rhodes accused the plaintiffs' lawyer of seeking publicity and an "unwarranted payday" rather than pursuing legitimate grievances.
- No court has ruled on Amaya's allegations regarding her "protected wage-related complaints" and workplace treatment. The separate cases add scrutiny to employment practices involving Jenner's household staff amid recent litigation.
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Three former domestic workers and a private chef have filed lawsuits against the businesswoman for alleged labour abuse in just seven months.
·Madrid, Spain
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A former worker denounced the U.S. businesswoman for discrimination, unfair dismissal and negligence
·Los Angeles, United States
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A former domestic employee of Kylie Jenner claims to have been imprisoned for more than an hour inside the influencer's closet, while suffering a panic attack, and to have been the subject of mockery by a supervisor when she asked for help. The charges are part of a lawsuit opened on November 5 at the Los Angeles High Court in the United States, in which Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya also reports being hit on the face and eyes by pepper spray dur…
·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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