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Miss Jamaica Dr. Gabrielle Henry in ICU After Fall

11/23/2025

Summary

Story summary

Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica, remains in the ICU in Thailand after a fall during Miss Universe preliminary round on November 19.
Her sister, Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, says Gabrielle's recovery is slower than expected and that she will stay in the ICU for at least seven days for monitoring.
The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization requests support and warns against misinformation as tests determine Gabrielle's recovery before the November 25 finals.

History

Historical Context

The Miss Universe Pageant began in 1952 with 30 contestants, reflecting its swift rise in global popularity. Over the years, health emergencies among participants, such as Clémence Botino's COVID-19 case in 2021, have highlighted the need for enhanced safety measures. These incidents underscore the ongoing challenges faced by beauty pageants in ensuring contestant well-being amid competitive pressures.

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Story summary

Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Jamaica, remains in the ICU in Thailand after a fall during Miss Universe preliminary round on November 19.
Her sister, Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, says Gabrielle's recovery is slower than expected and that she will stay in the ICU for at least seven days for monitoring.
The Miss Universe Jamaica Organization requests support and warns against misinformation as tests determine Gabrielle's recovery before the November 25 finals.

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