Kylie Jenner is facing another lawsuit from a former household employee, with a new complaint alleging workplace mistreatment that includes a dog bite and an incident in which the worker says she was trapped inside a closet for more than an hour.
What the former housekeeper alleges
The complaint was filed in California Superior Court on November 5 by Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya. According to court documents reported by Us Weekly, Amaya alleges that she was locked inside a closet at Jenner’s home for more than an hour and says she experienced a panic attack while trying to get help.
Amaya also alleges that a dog bit her while she was cleaning its doghouse in October 2025. The filing describes a separate incident in which pepper spray allegedly discharged into her face while she was organizing a drawer.
The lawsuit further raises employment-related claims, including alleged unpaid overtime, missed meal and rest periods, and wrongful termination. Amaya is seeking damages, but the filing does not specify a total dollar amount.
Jenner’s attorney pushes back
Jenner has not publicly addressed the latest complaint. Her attorney, Michael Rhodes, told TMZ that the cases were brought by the same lawyer who previously filed claims on behalf of former household staff. He called the claims meritless and said Jenner’s team intends to defend them.
The new filing follows other lawsuits brought by former household workers and a private chef earlier this year. Those cases involve separate allegations and should not be treated as findings of wrongdoing.
What happens next?
The allegations in the complaint have not been proven in court. The case will proceed through the legal process, where the parties can present their positions and evidence. No court finding on the new claims was reported in the coverage reviewed by The Shade Wire.
The Shade Wire takeaway
The latest lawsuit adds to a growing legal dispute involving claims from former members of Jenner’s household staff. For now, the allegations remain allegations, and Jenner’s legal team says it plans to contest them.
