Kylie Jenner faced another lawsuit from a former household employee who accused her staff of mistreatment and multiple workplace violations.
The latest complaint included allegations that a supervisor left the former housekeeper trapped inside a closet for more than an hour. The case marked the fourth lawsuit against Jenner or her companies from former household workers within seven months.
Former housekeeper alleges she was locked inside Kylie Jenner’s closet for over an hour
According to Page Six, Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya filed her complaint in Los Angeles Superior Court on November 5.
She accused Jenner, her companies and several employees of disability discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination and labor violations.
Amaya claimed she began working for the reality star in March 2025 and received $40 per hour in cash.
She alleged that her responsibilities frequently required long shifts and travel between Jenner’s properties. However, she claimed her employers failed to provide overtime compensation, mileage reimbursement and payment for travel time.
The Kylie Jenner employee lawsuit also detailed an incident involving supervisor Laura Dooley.
According to Amaya, Dooley instructed her to enter Jenner’s closet using a passcode. However, she allegedly became trapped inside for over an hour.
Amaya claimed she contacted Dooley and requested assistance, but the supervisor laughed at her situation.
“No one is at the house that can let you out and I cannot give the password to anyone else, you just have to wait,” Dooley allegedly responded.
The former housekeeper claimed someone eventually arrived to release her.
Her complaint also described two alleged workplace injuries.
In September 2025, Amaya claimed a pepper spray canister accidentally discharged while she cleaned a drawer, causing several eye-related symptoms.
The following month, she allegedly suffered a dog bite while cleaning a doghouse at one of Jenner’s properties.
Amaya further claimed that staff instructed her to stay out of Jenner’s sight. She alleged that her employers terminated her employment on February 6, shortly after she questioned differences in mileage reimbursement.
The latest Kylie Jenner lawsuit followed three earlier complaints from former household employees.
Angelica Hernandez Vasquez filed a discrimination and harassment lawsuit in April. Another housekeeper, Juana Delgado Soto, raised similar workplace allegations later that month.
In June, a former private chef also sued Jenner and members of her team, alleging pregnancy discrimination and wrongful termination following a miscarriage.
Attorney Della Shaker represented all four women.
Meanwhile, Jenner’s attorney, Michael Rhodes, disputed the allegations and accused Shaker of seeking publicity to secure financial settlements.
He maintained that Jenner’s legal team would contest the lawsuits. The courts had not established the allegations against Jenner or her staff.
