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Kylie Jenner faces a fourth staff lawsuit as an ex-housekeeper claims she was stuck in a closet
An ex-housekeeper says she was trapped in Kylie Jenner's closet for over an hour, bitten by a dog and fired after asking about mileage pay.

Kylie Jenner has been hit with yet another lawsuit from someone who used to work in her home. This one comes from a former housekeeper with a list of disturbing claims.
Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya filed the suit in Los Angeles on November 5. It names Kylie, her company and several staff supervisors.
Locked in the closet
Amaya says she was told to use a passcode to get into Kylie's closet. Once inside, she got stuck.
She claims she was trapped for more than an hour and had a panic attack. When she phoned her supervisor for help, she says the woman laughed at her.
A dog bite and pepper spray
The suit lists other injuries too. Amaya says a can of pepper spray went off in her face in September 2025 while she was tidying a laundry room drawer.
The next month, she claims a dog bit her as she cleaned out a doghouse. She says she got no real help and bought her own medicine.
Pay complaints
Amaya says she started in March 2025 at $40 an hour. She claims she was denied overtime and never paid for driving between Kylie's homes.
She was let go in February 2026. According to the suit, that came soon after she asked why another housekeeper got mileage money when she did not.
Kylie's side
This is the fourth complaint from her household staff since April. Kylie's lawyer, Michael Rhodes, says the same attorney is behind all of them.
"It's clear that this lawyer wants to use publicity to try and extract an unwarranted payday," Rhodes said. He added that Kylie's team will fight the cases "vigorously."
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