Kylie Jenner is facing another workplace lawsuit, this time from a former private chef who alleges that long shifts and physically demanding work during a high-risk pregnancy contributed to her miscarriage.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court and names Jenner and business management firm Tri Star as defendants. The chef, whose name has not been identified in the public reports used for this article, is seeking unspecified damages.
The claims have not been proven in court. A representative for Jenner did not immediately respond to requests for comment from outlets covering the case.
The former chef says she began working for Jenner around Thanksgiving 2024. A few weeks later, she told supervisors she was three months pregnant and needed reasonable accommodations because the pregnancy was high-risk.
The complaint says she routinely worked 11- to 12-hour shifts, five days a week, while handling physically strenuous tasks. On New Year's Eve, she claims she was told to lift and carry heavy food items across the street and uphill without help.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court and names Jenner and business management firm Tri Star as defendants. The chef, whose name has not been identified in the public reports used for this article, is seeking unspecified damages.
The claims have not been proven in court. A representative for Jenner did not immediately respond to requests for comment from outlets covering the case.
The former chef says she began working for Jenner around Thanksgiving 2024. A few weeks later, she told supervisors she was three months pregnant and needed reasonable accommodations because the pregnancy was high-risk.
The complaint says she routinely worked 11- to 12-hour shifts, five days a week, while handling physically strenuous tasks. On New Year's Eve, she claims she was told to lift and carry heavy food items across the street and uphill without help.
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