Dr. Gabrielle Henry, the Jamaican representative at the Miss Universe pageant, suffered an unexpected fall from the stage during the preliminary competition on Wednesday. The incident, captured on video, sent shockwaves through social media, with many expressing concern for her well-being.
The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization promptly issued a statement, assuring the public that Dr. Henry is receiving the necessary medical attention. She was taken to Paolo Rangsit Hospital, where doctors are conducting tests to ensure her full recovery. Fortunately, she did not sustain any life-threatening injuries.
Dr. Henry, an ophthalmologist and the founder of the See Me Foundation, had been enjoying her time in Thailand for the competition. In an interview with The Jamaica Gleaner, she expressed her gratitude for the experience, highlighting the opportunity to connect with fellow delegates and immerse herself in Thai culture. Her positive attitude and dedication to her craft were evident in her words.
The Miss Universe 2025 final is scheduled for November 20 at 8 p.m. ET, and the organization has requested that everyone maintains a positive outlook, offering prayers and positive thoughts for Dr. Henry's recovery. The outpouring of support on social media has been heartwarming, with many wishing her well during this challenging time.
As the pageant progresses, the focus remains on Dr. Henry's well-being, and the Miss Universe organization continues to provide updates on her condition. The incident serves as a reminder of the unexpected challenges that can arise during such high-profile events, and the importance of supporting participants in their journey.
