Miss Universe Contestant Recovering After Stage Fall and Stretcher Incident
A Miss Universe contestant is currently recovering after a serious incident during the competition. Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica, experienced a fall from the stage, leading to some significant health concerns.
Details of the Stage Fall Incident
The fall occurred during the preliminary evening gown competition. At the age of 28, Henry suffered head trauma and lacerations to her chin and foot. Fortunately, she did not break any bones. However, her injuries required hospitalization, prompting her to withdraw from the competition.
Medical Update and Recovery
On Monday, Miss Universe President Raul Rocha shared an update on Henry’s condition. He stated that she is in good health and is nearing discharge from the hospital. Rocha noted the organization’s commitment to professionalism and respect while addressing the incident, emphasizing that the focus has remained on Henry’s care throughout this trying time.
- Henry fell during the preliminary evening gown competition.
- She did not sustain any broken bones but suffered from head trauma.
- Lacerations were reported on her chin and foot.
Support from Miss Universe Organization
The Miss Universe Organization is supporting Dr. Henry by covering all medical expenses related to her treatment. This includes hotel accommodations and transportation for her family during this period.
About Dr. Gabrielle Henry
Dr. Gabrielle Henry, hailing from Kingston, Jamaica, is not only a contestant but also a dedicated ophthalmologist. She actively advocates for the visually impaired through her See Me Foundation, which aims to provide educational and economic opportunities for individuals with vision impairments.
Miss Universe Title Recap
In the midst of the incident, it was announced that Fátima Bosch from Mexico was crowned Miss Universe. This victory marks Mexico’s fourth title in the history of the Miss Universe competition.
