Miss Universe Jamaica, Gabrielle Alexis Henry, showcases her evening gown during the 74th Miss Universe Preliminary competition on November 19, 2025 in Bangkok, Thailand. (Photo by Mohan Raj/Getty Images)
The Miss Universe Organization is sharing more information about the health of Miss Jamaica, who fell off the stage last week during the preliminary evening gown round.
Dr. Gabrielle Henry was seen walking along the stage in a sequined orange dress, looking at the audience before falling off the main stage during the 2025 competition in Thailand.
Miss Jamaica falls off stage
What we know:
Miss Jamaica, Dr. Gabrielle Henry, fell from the Miss Universe stage last week and has been hospitalized since.
The Miss Universe Jamaica organization said she had not suffered any life-threatening injuries in the fall.
Then, on Friday, her family said that she "isn’t doing as well as we would have hoped" and will be in the ICU for at least another week.
What we don't know:
Details of Henry’s injuries related to the fall and why she is still hospitalized in the ICU have not been shared.
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Miss Jamaica health update
What they're saying:
The Miss Universe organization said Monday that "difficult moments and unexpected concerns" had come up over the last few days, but had been successfully resolved. The organization said her latest medical report confirmed she is in good health and nearing discharge.
The organization did not elaborate on the details.
"Out of respect for Dr. Henry and her family, the Organization maintains strict discretion regarding specific details of her medical status. We believe that matters concerning her health should be communicated only at the appropriate time and solely at the family’s discretion, or by Dr. Henry herself should she choose to do so," the organization shared on social media.
Dig deeper:
The organization said Henry has been seen by several medical specialists to provide multiple professional assessments and "ensure full clarity" regarding her condition.
The organization said it has also been paying for her treatment, and paid for her family to come and stay alongside her as well.
The Source: Information in this article was shared from a statement posted on social media from Raul Rocha of the Miss Universe Organization. Background information was taken from The Miss Universe Jamaica organization and previous FOX Television Station reporting. This story was reported from Detroit.