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Gabrielle Henry Sues Miss Universe Organization over 2025 Stage Fall

Henry alleges an unmarked stage opening and poor lighting caused brain injuries that disrupted her medical residency and led to claims for damages.

  • On Monday, September 21, Former Miss Universe Jamaica Gabrielle Henry filed a lawsuit in Delaware Superior Court against the Miss Universe Organization, alleging negligence and unsafe stage conditions caused her fall during the 2025 competition.
  • The November 19, 2025, incident in Bangkok occurred when Henry fell about five feet through an "unmarked and uncovered opening in the stage," suffering a traumatic brain injury requiring extensive hospitalization.
  • Henry's suit details how injuries left her "unable to resume her medical residency" due to "neurological and cognitive symptoms," requiring "ongoing care, rehabilitation, and follow-ups" while seeking damages for lost professional opportunities.
  • The Miss Universe Organization stated it had not been served and is "therefore not in a position to comment on claims we have not seen," while assigning production responsibility to MGI and Miss Universe Thailand.
  • In May 2026, Henry spoke at Atlanta's Dinner en Rouge Gala about her "prolonged recovery," and in August 2026, she returned to the stage to crown her successor, Celene Hall.
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San Juan, Sep 24 (EFE).- Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica 2025, filed a lawsuit against the beauty reign Miss Universe after the serious fall she suffered during her participation in the preliminary competition of the contest held in Thailand last year. "I stopped when I was told to do so, I looked at the cameras and, when [...] The entry Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica, sues Miss Universe after the fall she suffered in 2025 was first published in Ho…

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The 28-year-old model and ophthalmologist fell through an opening into a meter-and-a-half-deep hole, suffering an intracranial hemorrhage that will require rehabilitation for a long time.

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