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Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya alleges she was denied overtime pay and suffered injuries at work. Jenner’s lawyer says she will defend the cases against her.
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Kylie Jenner and members of her team have been sued by a former housekeeper who alleges mistreatment and unpaid wages, according to Us Weekly, which says it obtained court documents filed in California on 5 November.
Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya says she began working for Jenner in March 2025. She alleges that she was locked in a walk-in wardrobe for more than an hour and that her supervisor laughed at her when she called for help.
Amaya also says a canister of pepper spray discharged into her face and eyes while she was working, and that she was bitten by Jenner’s dog. Nieuws.nl, citing Rolling Stone, reports that she alleges she was made to work despite her injuries.
Her claims include unpaid overtime and wrongful dismissal. She alleges she was dismissed because of wage-related complaints and her treatment at work. Us Weekly reports that she is seeking compensation, with no amount specified.
Two other former housekeepers and a former private chef have also filed lawsuits against Jenner and her team this year, according to Us Weekly. Jenner’s lawyer, Michael Rhodes, told TMZ that the latest cases had been brought by the same lawyer and said Jenner would “defend these meritless cases vigorously”.
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