⚖️ Kylie Jenner sued by ex-housekeeper, 4th staff suit this year

A former housekeeper filed suit against Kylie Jenner, her companies and several members of her staff in Los Angeles Superior Court on Nov. 5, according to court documents obtained by Page Six, which first reported it on Nov. 10 at 9:30 AM ET. The complaint alleges disability discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination and labor violations, and claims a dog bit her at one of Jenner's properties. Jenner's legal representative says the case is meritless.

Who says what

Per Page Six, the plaintiff, named in the filing as Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya, says she began working for Jenner in March 2025 at $40 an hour in cash, typically six days a week. She alleges she was denied overtime and was not paid for mileage or travel time between properties.

The complaint also claims she was told by a supervisor to enter Jenner's closet with a passcode and was locked inside for more than an hour, and that the supervisor laughed and mocked her pleas for help, according to Page Six's reading of the filing. It alleges that in September 2025 an unsecured canister of pepper spray discharged into her eyes and face while she cleaned a laundry room drawer.

The month after, Page Six reports, she claims a dog bit her while she cleaned a doghouse. The complaint says she reported the injury, received no meaningful assistance and bought over-the-counter medication herself. She further claims she was told to leave rooms or stay out of sight because Jenner did not want to see her, and that she was fired on Feb. 6, shortly after asking why another housekeeper got mileage reimbursement and she did not.

"The truth should never be buried behind wealth, fear, or silence"

Della Shaker, attorney for the plaintiff, in a statement to Page Six

The response

Rhodes told Page Six in a statement that the new cases come from the same lawyer who filed the earlier claims and that she wants publicity to extract an unwarranted payday.

"We’re not going to be intimidated into doing that. As such, we’ll defend these meritless cases vigorously and look forward to telling our side of the story,"

Michael Rhodes, Jenner's legal representative, to Page Six

What happens next

The reports read give no hearing date or response deadline for the new Nov. 5 case. Page Six lists dates in the three earlier suits: a case management conference in the first was scheduled for Nov. 10, and the outcome is not in the reports read. In the second, the parties asked for a new response deadline of Nov. 20. In the third, a hearing on the plaintiff's use of a pseudonym is set for Jan. 28, 2027, with a case management conference on Jan. 25.

Backstory: the first three suits

Per the Los Angeles Times, Angelica Hernandez Vasquez sued Kylie Jenner Inc. and two staffing firms in April, alleging harassment and discrimination. The Times noted Jenner was not personally accused of bullying in that filing, and said her representatives had not yet responded to its request for comment.

The Times reported that Juana Delgado Soto sued on April 29 alleging racial discrimination, harassment and unpaid wages; a representative for Jenner declined to comment, noting she had not yet seen the suit. On June 22, a former private chef filed as Jane Doe alleging pregnancy discrimination and wrongful termination, according to People and Page Six. All four plaintiffs are represented by Shaker.

As of Nov 11, 4:35 AM ET, what is confirmed is that Page Six reports a Nov. 5 filing in Los Angeles Superior Court and a statement from Jenner's legal representative calling the claims meritless. What is pending is any court response in the new case, and none of the allegations has been proven.