nuNov 11, 2026, 13:33

Kylie Jenner sued again by former housekeeper over poor treatment

Former housekeeper Dinora Cabria Amaya has sued Kylie Jenner, alleging a hostile work environment, unpaid wages, and negligence regarding workplace injuries. This marks the third similar lawsuit against the reality star this year, though Jenner’s legal team has denied all allegations and characterized the litigation as an attempt to extort a settlement.

Former housekeeper Dinora Cabria Amaya has filed a lawsuit against reality star Kylie Jenner, alleging a hostile work environment and unlawful employment practices. Amaya, who worked for Jenner beginning in March 2025, claims she was denied overtime pay and travel reimbursements. She further alleges that she suffered several injuries during her employment, including being sprayed with pepper spray, being bitten by a dog, and becoming trapped in a walk-in closet while her supervisor allegedly mocked her distress instead of providing assistance. She was subsequently terminated in February 2026 after requesting travel compensation.

This marks the third lawsuit involving similar allegations filed against Jenner this year. Jenner’s legal counsel, Michael Rhodes, has dismissed the claims as unfounded and motivated by a desire for publicity rather than justice. Rhodes stated that the legal team intends to defend Jenner vigorously against these accusations, emphasizing that the cases are being pushed by the same attorney representing the previous claimants.

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Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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