Kylie Jenner, who struck gold in late 2015 with her famous Lip Kit that launched a long-running beauty empire, was hit with lawsuits from four ex-employees in 2026, and now Page Six reports they’ve heard others are preparing to file suit.
The outlet reported on November 14 they were told by a source, “There are more lawsuits against Kylie coming. This isn’t the end, and that “The claims are substantially similar to the current lawsuits.”
What Lawyers on Both Sides Have Said
The Page Six report notes Kylie’s legal rep, Michael Rhodes, has fiercely defended her in a statement that insists, “These latest cases are being brought by the same lawyer who previously filed claims on behalf of Kylie’s former household staff. It’s clear that this lawyer wants to use publicity to try and extract an unwarranted payday.”
He called the claims “meritless” and said he and his client won’t be “intimidated.”
Page Six says the attorney for the four ex-staffers who have sued Kylie so far, Della Shaker, said she “won’t back down” and added, “The truth should never be buried behind wealth, fear, or silence. No one should fear speaking the truth.”
Former Kylie Jenner Employee Alleges Dog Bite, Pepper Spray Accident, & Being Entrapped in a Closet by Supervisor
Page Six listed some of the most alarming allegations being brought up by the most recent former staffer to file a suit, a housekeeper Dinora Carolina Cabria Amaya. The outlet says the housekeeper’s filings say she was bitten by a dog while cleaning a doghouse, and not given help for her injuries.
In another alleged incident, Amaya says she was injured when an unsecured can of pepper spray discharged in her face while she was cleaning a drawer. The outlet says she complained of “blurry vision, burning, itching, dryness, irritation, and a constant sand-like sensation,” and says she did not receive any medical help for that incident, either, which happened the month before the reported dog bite.
Amaya also brought up an incident in which another employee Laura Dooley, who was her supervisor at the time, refused to let her out of a locked closet after she was instructed to go inside and became trapped.
According to Page Six’s description of Amaya’s allegations, the closet required a code to be opened, and Dooley refused to supply the password to open it, saying, “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.”
Amaya says she was stuck inside for inside the space for over an hour, causing “severe anxiety and emotional distress.”
In a recent legal development, Kylie’s attorney pushed back against another staffer’s efforts to remain publicly anonymous, due to the sensitive nature of her complaint. The employee, who worked for Kylie as a private chef, claimed she suffered a miscarriage which she believes was due to an overly strenuous workload and lack of reasonable accommodations.
Kylie and her legal reps already know the woman’s identity, but they are asking the judge to require the woman to publicly reveal it in her filings for her suit to move forward.
Kylie Jenner’s Legal Woes Grow as More Ex-Employees Prepare to Sue: Report