Raul Rocha, owner of the Miss Universe franchise, provided an update on Gabrielle Henry, the Miss Universe Jamaica contestant who fell off the stage during the preliminary competition in Bangkok, Thailand. The incident occurred on Wednesday, as Henry was competing in the evening gown round.
Incident Overview
Henry, competing for the title of Miss Universe 2025, fell while walking down the runway in an orange gown. Footage shared on social media captured the moment she turned to walk back on stage and unexpectedly fell off. Following the fall, Henry was transported to Paolo Rangsit Hospital for medical care.
Health Update from Miss Universe Owner
In a social media post, Rocha reassured fans and followers about Henry’s condition. He reported that she had been examined at the hospital and that there were no broken bones. Rocha stated:
- Henry is under observation for the night.
- Her family is with her during this time.
- Medical professionals are ensuring her recovery without any life-threatening injuries.
He expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support and prayers for her recovery. The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization echoed these sentiments, urging supporters to maintain a positive spirit and continue sending well-wishes.
Gabrielle Henry’s Background
Beyond her participation in Miss Universe, Gabrielle Henry is an ophthalmologist and the founder of the See Me Foundation. This charity is dedicated to supporting individuals with visual impairments in Jamaica. This added dimension to her profile highlights her commitment to making a positive impact in her community.
Miss Universe 2025 Pageant Details
The 74th Miss Universe pageant is set to take place on November 21, 2025. One contestant will be crowned from a competitive field of representatives from 130 countries. As excitement builds around the event, well-wishers continue to support Henry in her recovery.
The Miss Universe organization is committed to keeping the public informed about Henry’s condition as well as the upcoming finals.
