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‘Difficult Moments and Unexpected Concerns’: Miss Jamaica Health Update After Stage Fall
The Miss Universe Organization took extra medical precautions after Dr. Gabrielle Henry's fall and confirmed her good health with discharge expected soon.
- Dr Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica 2025, slipped off an elevated surface during the Nov. 21 evening gown segment and was removed on a stretcher to a hospital.
- The Miss Universe Organization said it will keep medical details private out of respect for Dr Gabrielle Henry and her family and share only essential information professionally, addressing speculation.
- Medical teams coordinated urgent care as Raúl Rocha said immediate action followed Dr Gabrielle Henry’s fall Wednesday, calling specialists and covering expenses while Dr Phylicia Henry-Samuels monitored treatment.
- The organization announced on Monday that Raúl Rocha said the latest medical report confirms Dr Gabrielle Henry is in good health and nearing discharge, though Henry's family said Friday she was not "doing as well as we would have hoped".
- Amid other incidents, organizers took personnel action after a viral exchange earlier this month, for which Nawat Itsaragrisil apologized to Fatima Bosch and was dismissed from the Miss Universe Organization.
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Miss Jamaica ‘Nearing Discharge’ After Fall From Miss Universe Stage
Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, is expected to leave a Bangkok hospital soon, days after a dramatic fall during the Miss Universe preliminary competitions left her under intensive medical care. On Nov. 24, Miss Universe Organization President Raúl Rocha posted a statement to Instagram sharing that the “latest medical report confirms that Dr. Gabrielle Henry is in good health and nearing discharge.” He noted that the organization would continue pr…
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