The newest complaint outlines systemic mistreatment, citing denied overtime, unpaid travel compensation, and retaliation that culminated in Amaya's February 2026 firing following mileage inquiries. The plaintiff details severe workplace incidents, such as enduring a dog bite, an accidental pepper-spraying, and being trapped in a closet while a supervisor ridiculed her distress. Jenner's legal counsel dismissed the action as an orchestrated publicity stunt aimed at securing an unmerited financial settlement. Attorney Della Shaker, who represents all four complaining workers, insists household employees in high-wealth residences are fully entitled to standard employment rights.
Key points
The newly filed complaint represents the fourth employment-related lawsuit brought by for…: The newly filed complaint represents the fourth employment-related lawsuit brought by former household staff against Jenner within a seven-month span.
Defense attorney Michael Rhodes rejected the allegations as completely meritless actions…: Defense attorney Michael Rhodes rejected the allegations as completely meritless actions driven by an attorney seeking publicity payouts.
Worker representative Della Shaker emphasized that domestic employees maintain standard l…: Worker representative Della Shaker emphasized that domestic employees maintain standard legal workplace protections regardless of an employer's wealth or private residence setting.
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Kylie Jenner has been sued by a former housekeeper in Los Angeles County Superior Court, the fourth lawsuit from a member of her household staff in seven months. Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya alleges she was trapped in a closet, bitten by a dog and accidentally sprayed in the face with pepper spray from an unsecured canister, and that she was denied fair pay for overtime and travel before being fired. Jenner, 29, who founded Kylie Cosmetics and appears in The Kardashians, faces claims that remain allegations in a court filing, and her attorney has pushed back against them.
The lawsuit names Jenner, her company and two staff members over pay, injuries and her firing
According to USA Today, the complaint was filed on 5 November against Jenner, her company and staff members Laura Dooley and Itzel Sibrian. It alleges workplace violations, disability discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination. It says that while Amaya worked at Jenner’s properties, from March 2025 until February 2026, she did not receive proper pay, was injured on the job, was discriminated against over those…
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