Kylie Jenner is hit with another lawsuit by a former housekeeper who claims she was traumatized after working for the beauty mogul. The Housekeeper claims that while cleaning and organizing a drawer in Jenner's laundry room, an unsecured can of pepper spray discharged directly into her eyes and face. She says she experienced severe burning and vision problems and reported the injury. In response, she claims she was asked to complete incident report paperwork and give it to security. The suit reads that she "continued suffering from blurry vision, burning, itching, dryness, irritation, and a constant sand-like sensation in her eyes and repeatedly reported these symptoms" and claimed that the more she complained that she was hurt, the harder her supervisors made her job by increasing her workload, assigning more physically demanding tasks and demanding she finish before leaving for the day. Around October 2025, The Housekeeper further claims she was assigned to clean Jenner's doghouse, where she was bitten by the dog. "Again, no meaningful assistance was provided," the suit reads, adding that Amaya "purchased over-the-counter medication and treated the injury herself. She continued reporting that her eyes hurt, her arm and wrist hurt from the dog bite, and her back hurt from the increasingly physical work." Supervisors allegedly knew that The Housekeeper had "suffered multiple workplace injuries, sought medical treatment, continued experiencing physical symptoms, and repeatedly asked for help and reported numerous violations," and instead of helping her, they removed assistance, increased her workload, assigned heavier tasks, and abruptly changed her schedule and work locations," in what the suit claims was an effort to make her life so miserable that she would quit. Los Angeles TimesKylie Jenner's ex-housekeeper was bitten by a dog, pepper...The embattled beauty mogul has been slapped with another lawsuit from a former employee. This one claims she was injured and traumatized on the job. The suit comes weeks after attorneys for Jenner ask