Three weeks after her fall during the Miss Universe 2025 preliminary event in Thailand, Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 Dr. Gabrielle Henry remains under continuous medical care as she recovers from severe injuries sustained during the incident. The beauty queen, who was one of the strong contenders in this year’s pageant, has received an outpouring of support from family, fellow contestants, fans, and the international pageant community.
In a joint statement released by her family and the Miss Universe Organization (MUO), it was confirmed that Henry suffered an intracranial hemorrhage, which caused a period of unconsciousness following the accident. She also sustained a fracture and multiple facial lacerations, requiring intensive monitoring by neurologists, trauma specialists, and reconstructive surgeons. According to the statement, she has been under round-the-clock care since the incident and is slowly responding to treatment, though her recovery remains delicate and ongoing.
Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 Gabrielle Henry Remains Under Intensive Care Three Weeks After Accident; MUO Takes Full Responsibility
The MUO has acknowledged full responsibility for the accident, which occurred during rehearsals for one of the preliminary segments. The organization stated that it has assumed full accountability and is covering all medical costs associated with Henry’s treatment, rehabilitation, and after-care needs. MUO added that it is conducting a comprehensive internal review to determine what safety lapses allowed the accident to occur, and to prevent similar incidents in future pageants.
Family members described Henry as resilient and strong, saying she continues to fight through the challenges of her recovery. They expressed gratitude for the global support she has received, noting that thousands of messages, prayers, and well-wishes have reached them from across the world. Pageant communities from Jamaica, Thailand, and various participating countries have also launched campaigns calling for improved safety protocols for contestants.
Meanwhile, supporters in Jamaica have organized prayer vigils and virtual gatherings to uplift the queen’s spirit as she undergoes treatment. Henry, a medical doctor by profession, is widely admired for her intelligence, advocacy work, and warm personality—qualities many say make the incident even more heartbreaking. As Henry continues her recovery, her family and the MUO have asked the public for continued prayers and privacy, emphasizing that the beauty queen’s health and safety remain the utmost priority.
