'Timothée♥' Kylie Jenner, Sued Again by Former Housekeeper: "Bitten by Dog and Locked in Closet" [Star Issue]

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American model and businesswoman Kylie Jenner has once again been sued by a former housekeeper.

According to the U.S. entertainment outlet People, on the 11th (local time), Dinora Cabria Amaya, a former housekeeper for Kylie Jenner, filed a lawsuit against Jenner and related companies at the Los Angeles County High Court in the United States on the 5th of last month.

Amaya claimed that she worked at Kylie Jenner's residence from March 2025 and not only received unfair treatment during her employment but was also unfairly dismissed after raising issues.

According to the complaint, Amaya worked six days a week for eight hours a day, but as her working hours increased over time, she did not receive proper overtime pay. She also claimed that she was not compensated for travel time and transportation costs incurred while commuting to work at Jenner's other residences.

In particular, Amaya revealed that she suffered multiple accidents during her employment but did not receive appropriate measures.

She claimed that in September of last year, while organizing a drawer in the laundry room, pepper spray with a safety mechanism that had not been properly locked was sprayed into her face, injuring her eyes. She stated that symptoms such as blurred vision, burning, and itching in her eyes persisted afterward, but managers ignored her requests for help.

Amaya also claimed that she was once locked inside Jenner's closet for more than an hour. She revealed that although she asked for help at the time, a manager laughed and replied, "There is no one at home to open the door, and we cannot tell anyone the password, so you have to wait."

As a result, Amaya appealed that she suffered mental anguish, including extreme fear, anxiety, and humiliation.

Furthermore, she claimed that in October of last year, she was bitten by a dog while cleaning Jenner's pet house. She explained that because she did not receive significant help, she treated the wound herself using over-the-counter medication.

Amaya claimed that after raising these issues, she instead suffered disadvantages such as an increased workload and sudden changes to her work schedule and location. Ultimately, she was dismissed in February of last month and is currently seeking compensation for unpaid wages, loss of income, and mental damages.

In response, Kylie Jenner's side completely denied the allegations. Jenner's attorney, Michael Rose, told People, "All recently filed lawsuits are being handled by the same lawyer who previously filed suits on behalf of Kylie's domestic staff," claiming that the opposing side is trying to gain unfair financial benefits by leveraging media attention.

He continued, "We will not be intimidated by these attempts. We will respond strongly to baseless lawsuits and make our position clear."

Previously, Kylie Jenner had been sued by other former housekeepers on grounds of racial discrimination, harassment, and unfair working environments. Additionally, a former personal chef filed a lawsuit claiming she suffered a miscarriage due to an excessive workload. This brings the total number of lawsuits filed against Jenner by former domestic staff to four.

Meanwhile, Kylie Jenner has been in a public relationship with actor Timothée Chalamet since 2023.

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