Overview
- Lucas Hernandez and partner Victoria Triay were formally charged by the Versailles prosecutor’s office, according to Paris Match.
- The complaint alleges a Colombian family of five worked for the couple from September 2024 to November 2025 without contracts, permits, pay slips, or social security registration.
- Family members say they performed security, cooking, cleaning, and childcare for 72 to 84 hours per week and were paid in cash.
- The filing also claims they were given falsified Spanish identities and asked to sign nondisclosure agreements in February 2025 despite lacking legal employment status.
- An alleged December 2024 incident at the residence involved firearms and knives, with Paris Match reporting security footage partially supports the account, while prosecutors continue the probe without imposing preventive measures and neither PSG nor Hernandez has issued a public statement.