Miss Universe Jamaica Doctor Falls Off Stage During Live Broadcast: Gabrielle Henry's Condition Sparks Concern
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A shocking incident occurred during the Miss Universe 2025 preliminary round in Bangkok, Thailand, when Gabrielle Henry, Miss Universe Jamaica, took a tumble off the stage. The 28-year-old doctor and model, who is representing Jamaica in the pageant, slipped while stepping off the stage and fell. According to eyewitnesses, including Miss Universe Organization president Raúl Rocha and Nawat Itsaragrisil, Director of Miss Universe Thailand, Henry was immediately taken to a medical facility on a stretcher. The incident was broadcast live on the ABC stream and quickly went viral on social media, prompting concerns for the Jamaican beauty's well-being. As the news of Henry's fall spread, social media users took to their platforms to express their worry and send well-wishes for her full and speedy recovery. Olivia Grange, Jamaica's former youth and culture minister, was among those who reached out to Henry's family, saying that the entire country is praying for her recovery. Gabrielle Henry, a 28-year-old ophthalmologist, is not only a beauty queen but also a dedicated advocate for the visually impaired. She has founded the See Now Foundation and has been making headlines for her remarkable achievements. As for her participation in the Miss Universe pageant, it remains uncertain if she will be able to continue in the competition. The Miss Universe Organization has yet to make an official statement regarding Henry's condition or her participation in the pageant. However, the incident has brought attention to the importance of contestant safety and the need for adequate precautions to be taken during live events.
