Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry Suffered Hemorrhage After Pageant Fall

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More details are coming to light on the condition of Gabrielle Henry.

The Miss Universe Organization and the family of Miss Jamaica have shared news about Gabrielle’s condition. She remains hospitalized after falling during the preliminary competition on November 19th in Thailand.

On November 19, 2025, Dr. Henry had a severe fall through a gap in the stage during the preliminary competition. This caused a brain hemorrhage, loss of consciousness, a broken bone, cuts to her face, and other serious injuries, according to a statement released on December 8th. She was rushed to intensive care in Bangkok, where she remained in critical condition under close neurological observation and continues to need around-the-clock specialized care.

According to MUO, the 28-year-old will be returning to Jamaica soon with a dedicated medical team to continue treatment and recovery in the hospital.

The organization strongly reaffirmed its support for Gabrielle and her family, stating they’ve been helping since the accident.

The Miss Universe Organization has fully supported Gabrielle and her family, taking immediate responsibility for all related costs. They have covered all hospital bills, medical expenses, and the cost of rehabilitation in Thailand. Additionally, they’ve provided housing and living expenses for Dr. Henry’s mother and sister, who have been with her during this challenging time.

MUO is arranging a flight back to Jamaica for Gabrielle and her family, with medical personnel on board, and will pay for all of their ongoing medical care related to the accident.

The family of Miss Jamaica also shared their thanks to the organization for standing by them during this difficult time.

The organization released a statement a few weeks after Gabrielle stumbled and fell on stage during the evening gown portion of the pageant preliminaries. Audience members quickly rushed to help, and she was carried off on a stretcher.

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The organization released a statement a few weeks after Gabrielle tripped and fell on stage during the evening gown portion of the pageant preliminaries. Audience members quickly rushed to help, and she was carried off on a stretcher.

Keep on reading for more high-profile health scares…

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