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Kylie Jenner Faces Another Former Housekeeper Lawsuit: What the Newest Complaint Alleges

A new lawsuit from a former housekeeper has put Kylie Jenner back in the headlines for workplace claims. According to reports from Rolling Stone and TMZ, citing court documents, a woman who worked at the businesswoman’s Los Angeles home has filed a complaint alleging mistreatment and unpaid wages. Jenner’s side has not been heard in the coverage I found, and none of the claims have been tested in court.

What’s Been Reported

The plaintiff is named as Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya. According to the reports, she alleges she was subjected to unsafe conditions and mistreatment while working at Jenner’s home, and that she was fired in February 2026 after raising a question about pay.

Her complaint, as described by the outlets, includes these allegations:

  • A workplace incident. She says she was locked in a closet for more than an hour and that a supervisor laughed and mocked her when she called for help during a panic attack.
  • Injuries on the job. She says she was bitten by a dog in October 2025 while cleaning a doghouse, and that she was previously injured when a pepper-spray canister accidentally discharged while she was organising a drawer.
  • Demanding tasks. She says she was made to do physically demanding work despite her injuries.
  • Pay. She says she was never properly paid for overtime or for travel between Jenner’s properties.
  • Her dismissal. She says she was fired shortly after asking why another housekeeper received mileage reimbursement while she did not.

These are claims made in a legal filing. They are allegations, not findings.

An Earlier Lawsuit From the Same Household

This isn’t the first claim of its kind this year. In April 2026, another former housekeeper, Angelica Hernandez Vasquez, filed a complaint in Los Angeles County Superior Court. She worked at Jenner’s Hidden Hills home from September 2024 to August 2025 and alleged harassment, discrimination, retaliation and wage violations. The defendants named in that case included Kylie Jenner, Kylie Jenner Inc., Tri Star Services LLC and La Maison Family Services LLC. People reported that the complaint did not accuse Jenner by name of any specific behaviour, and Jenner had not publicly commented on those claims.

One headline circulating online describes this as the fourth employee lawsuit in seven months. I could confirm two lawsuits from the reporting I found, so that number should be checked before it’s repeated.

What We Don’t Know

  • Jenner’s response. I found no public statement from Jenner or her representatives about the newest complaint.
  • Who is named. It’s unclear whether Jenner is named personally, or only through her companies and the staffing firms involved.
  • What happens next. Employment lawsuits like these usually take months or longer to move through court, and many are settled or dismissed before trial. A filing is the start of a process, not its conclusion.

Why It Matters

Disputes between celebrities and household staff come up regularly, and they tend to turn on specifics: how staff are hired, who supervises them and how they’re paid. The outcomes of these cases can shape how high-profile employers structure household employment, and they are a reminder that wage and workplace-safety rules apply in private homes as well as offices.

The Takeaway

A former housekeeper has filed the latest in a series of workplace complaints involving Kylie Jenner’s household. The allegations are serious and unproven, and the court process has only just begun. Until Jenner’s side responds or a court rules, the most accurate way to read this is as a claim.

 

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