Miss Universe owner shares update on Miss Universe Jamaica after she fell off stage
It's the latest mishap tied to the 74th annual Miss Universe pageant.
www.khou.comHere’s a quick update on Miss Universe Jamaica based on recent reporting.
- Subject: Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Universe Jamaica 2025, suffered an on-stage fall during the Miss Universe 2025 preliminaries in Bangkok, Thailand (evening gown segment). Initial coverage indicated she was hospitalized for evaluation but not alleged to have life-threatening injuries. The pageant organization and media outlets reported she was receiving medical care and undergoing tests, with updates suggesting no broken bones and a focus on recovery.[1][9]
- Status as of late 2025: Reports consolidated around her undergoing medical tests and observation, with the Miss Universe Jamaica organization confirming ongoing medical care and support for her recovery. Some outlets noted continued updates from the MUO and Jamaica’s team about her health and return timeline, though exact discharge dates varied by report.[2][9]
- Aftermath and coverage: The incident drew considerable attention across social and traditional media, with various outlets providing follow-ups on her condition and the broader pageant context. The MUO issued statements to address concerns and to clarify that responsibility for the accident did not lie with Dr. Henry, while Jamaica’s organization emphasized her resilience and upcoming return home once medically cleared.[3][2]
If you’d like, I can pull the latest, most up-to-date sources and summarize any new statements from MUO or Jamaica’s organizing body, plus provide a short timeline of key developments.