Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, showcased her vibrant national costume during the 2025 Miss Universe national costume presentation held in Nonthaburi, Thailand, on November 19, 2025. However, the competition took an unexpected turn when Gabrielle fell off the stage during the preliminary evening gown round in Bangkok.
Raul Rocha, the owner of the Miss Universe organization, provided an update on Henry’s condition via an Instagram post. He reassured fans and followers that, as of midnight local time, she was being treated at a local hospital. Rocha noted, “There are no broken bones, and she is under good care.” He emphasized the support from her family and the ongoing communication between the Miss Universe team and her loved ones to ensure she receives the necessary care. Rocha concluded with a call for prayers for her swift recovery.
Footage shared on social media captured the moment Henry fell while returning up the runway after modeling an elegant orange gown. Subsequent clips showed her being transported on a stretcher to Paolo Rangsit Hospital, where medical personnel continued to monitor her condition. The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization confirmed that, while she was not facing any life-threatening injuries, additional tests would be conducted to guarantee full recovery.
As the community rallied around Henry, the organization asked for positivity and support, urging everyone to keep her in their thoughts and prayers during this challenging time. In addition to her role as a contestant, Gabrielle Henry is an accomplished ophthalmologist and founder of the See Me Foundation, dedicated to assisting visually impaired individuals in Jamaica.
The 74th Miss Universe pageant is set to culminate with the crowning of the winner from a remarkable group of contestants hailing from 130 countries on November 21, marking a celebration of beauty, talent, and resilience on a global stage.