Miss Jamaica Still Hospitalized 3 Days After Fall From Miss Universe Stage, Doctor Says She ‘Isn’t Doing as Well’ as Hoped

Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, Hospitalised After Stage Fall

Miss Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, still remains in the hospital three days after falling off the stage during the preliminary evening gown round at the Miss Universe pageant. The incident occurred while the 28-year-old contestant was elegantly walking down the stage in Thailand on November 19, dressed in a sparkly orange gown and high heels, where she accidentally missed a step and tumbled off the stage.

In an update shared on the Miss Universe Jamaica Organization’s Instagram Stories and reported by PEOPLE on November 21, Henry’s sister, Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, along with their mother, Maureen Henry, are by her side in Thailand. Dr. Henry-Samuels expressed that “Gabby isn’t doing as well as we would have hoped, but the hospital continues to treat her accordingly.” Due to her condition, medical professionals have advised that Henry will need to stay in the intensive care unit (ICU) for at least seven days for close monitoring and specialized care.

The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization has requested the Jamaican community, both at home and abroad, to keep Gabrielle in their thoughts and prayers during this challenging time. They have also called for global support in sending love, strength, and hope her way. Emphasising the importance of positivity, they urged the public and social media users to refrain from spreading negative comments, misinformation, or speculation, to prevent any further distress to the family. The focus remains on Henry’s recovery as her loved ones navigate through this difficult period.

Following Henry’s fall, the Miss Universe Jamaica organization revealed that she was swiftly taken to Paolo Rangsit Hospital in Thailand for medical attention. Reports indicated that although she did not sustain life-threatening injuries, medical assessments and tests are ongoing to ensure her complete recovery. Raul Rocha, the pageant owner, shared on Instagram that he visited Henry, confirming that she had no broken bones and is under good care.

As the Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry continues her recovery journey, the outpouring of love, support, and prayers from well-wishers globally serves as a source of strength and encouragement for her and her family. It is a reminder of the compassion and unity that transcends borders during challenging times like these.

The entire Miss Universe community and fans are eagerly awaiting positive updates on Gabrielle Henry’s health and sending heartfelt wishes for her speedy recovery. Stay tuned for more developments as the story unfolds, embodying the resilience and spirit of Miss Jamaica in facing adversity with grace and determination.

As the world watches and hopes for good news regarding Gabrielle Henry’s recovery, the Miss Universe Jamaica Organization and medical teams in Thailand continue to provide her with the best care possible. Let us all rally behind Miss Jamaica during this challenging period and keep her in our thoughts as she fights to regain her strength and wellbeing amidst this unexpected turn of events.