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Miss Universe Organization Issues Health Update for Miss Jamaica Following Stage Incident

Miss Universe Organization Issues Health Update for Miss Jamaica Following Stage Incident

Post by : Saif Rahman

The Miss Universe Organization has delivered a vital update concerning the health of Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica Universe 2025, following her serious on-stage incident. They also categorically rejected any suggestions of blaming her for the situation.

Dr. Gabrielle Henry encountered a distressing fall during the preliminary round of the Miss Universe 2025 contest on November 19, 2025. She reportedly fell through an opening on the stage while executing her walk, leading to severe injuries, including an intracranial haemorrhage, loss of consciousness, facial lacerations, fractures, and additional medical complications.

Following the incident, controversy erupted when Miss Haiti, Melissa Sapini, alleged that the Miss Universe Organization held Miss Jamaica responsible for the mishap. These claims ignited discussions and concern online.

On December 8, the Miss Universe Organization, along with Dr. Henry’s family, issued a joint statement to clarify matters. The statement indicated that Dr. Henry is making steady progress and is receiving specialized medical attention. She is anticipated to return to Jamaica soon, where she will be transferred directly to a hospital for continued care.

The organization firmly stated that Dr. Henry was not at fault for the incident. They noted that media outlets suggesting her culpability were incorrect and misleading. The organization emphasized that they never placed blame on her and are fully supportive.

The Miss Universe Organization also confirmed that it has taken care of all of Dr. Henry’s medical expenses and living costs in Thailand. Furthermore, they have covered the accommodation and living expenses for her mother and sister to stay close during her recovery.

In a separate communication posted by the official Miss Universe Jamaica page, Dr. Henry expressed her eagerness to return home and reconnect with everyone soon. This message has provided hope and reassurance to her supporters.

This occurrence has compounded a chain of controversies surrounding this year's Miss Universe pageant. While beauty pageants are often linked with glamor and celebration, this incident has underscored the need for safety and respect for participants.

The event showcases the obligation of large organizations to safeguard participants and maintain clear communication during crises. The Miss Universe Organization's efforts to clarify the situation represent a move towards restoring trust and diminishing misinformation.

Ultimately, this narrative transcends blame; it emphasizes human compassion. Dr. Gabrielle Henry is more than just a titleholder; she is an individual who faced a serious injury. Her safety and recovery should always be paramount.

As she continues to recuperate, the public anticipates a future where beauty pageants prioritize not only performance but also the health, dignity, and well-being of every contestant.

Dec. 9, 2025 2:04 p.m. 206

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