Kylie Jenner Slapped With Second Lawsuit After Employee Was Allegedly Ordered Not to 'Look' at Star or She'd 'Disappear'

Kylie Jenner was slapped with her second lawsuit in two weeks.

According to a Friday, May 1, report from TMZ, the reality star, 28, is being sued for not being able to stop an employee from harassing another housekeeper.

Juana Delgado Soto filed the bombshell lawsuit, referencing 20 causes of action, on Wednesday, April 29, at L.A. Country Superior court. She cited harassment, race discrimination, failure to pay wages and failure to prevent or remedy harassment under Jenner's employment.

Soto began working for Jenner in May 2019 and claims she wasn't given proper meal or rest breaks. Four years later, her supervisor, Itzel Sibrian, allegedly made fun of her foreign accent and immigration status.

At the time, Soto complained about Sibrian's behavior, prompting the latter to be transferred to a different job. However, when Sibrian returned to her initial position, she lowered her employee's hourly wages, assigned her unfavorable work and changed her schedule.

On Soto's birthday, Sibrian reportedly told her, “No one cares about your birthday, Kylie is having a dinner," and threatened to fire her for not staying late.

Soto attempted to contact Jenner about the incident by placing a note on her massage bed. However, she was told never to contact the star again.

“Defendants told her she was no longer allowed to 'Look at Kylie'; 'Smile at Kylie' and if she saw Kylie she would have to ‘disappear,’” Soto claimed.

She resigned via text in August 2025 and told her supervisors she couldn't handle the intense "anxiety" she faced.

This is not the only lawsuit Jenner faced in April. According to legal documents obtained by an outlet on April 21, Angelica Vasquez filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles last week, alleging she was "treated with hostility and exclusion" by staff members at Jenner's Hidden Hills, Calif., home in September 2024.

The employee claimed she was "subjected to severe and pervasive harassment" by a woman named Elsi and lead housekeeper Patsy.

Vasquez claimed she was disrespected for her religious beliefs and nationality. She was reportedly "belittled and humiliated in front of coworkers" and told "Catholics are horrible people.” The housekeeper was also told while under Jenner’s employment that people with her cultural background are being deported from the U.S., per TMZ.

Vasquez alleged that one time, her supervisor threw hangers at her. She developed anxiety and "symptoms consistent with post-traumatic stress disorder" that prompted her to resign in August 2025.

The former employee did not address Jenner’s behavior specifically or accuse her of any wrongdoing, solely her staff. She is seeking exemplary damages for unpaid wages, meal and break premium pay, reimbursement for business expenses and uncompensated sick leave.