Kylie Jenner trying to publicly identify Jane Doe chef who claims she suffered miscarriage after brutal working conditions

Kylie Jenner’s legal team is asking a Los Angeles judge to require a former private chef, who sued anonymously, to use her real name in public court records. The request concerns allegations that the chef suffered a miscarriage after being given demanding work despite telling supervisors she had a high-risk pregnancy; Jenner’s lawyers deny she employed the chef.

The chef says publicly linking her name to her pregnancy loss would cause further emotional harm and could damage her career in private hospitality, where discretion and referrals matter. Jenner’s lawyers argue her allegations do not meet the legal threshold for anonymity and that other protections could safeguard her medical privacy. The chef sued Jenner, her company and others in June 2026, alleging pregnancy discrimination, harassment, retaliation and wrongful termination. A hearing on anonymity is scheduled for 28 January 2027.