Miss Universe President Raúl Rocha provided an update on Miss Jamaica's health on November 24, following her dramatic fall from the stage during the preliminary evening gown round at the Miss Universe pageant in Thailand on November 19. Gabrielle Henry, the Miss Jamaica contestant, was hospitalized after the incident. Her sister previously stated that she was not recovering as hoped. However, in the latest update, Rocha shared that the medical report confirms Henry is in good health and nearing discharge. The Miss Universe Organization took immediate action, with Rocha personally assisting Henry, coordinating medical attention, and overseeing her transfer to the hospital. He was present in the emergency room with her family, recommending precautionary actions to ensure accurate evaluation and monitoring. The organization covered all hotel, hospital, and travel expenses for Henry and her family during this time. Rocha expressed gratitude for the excellent medical care and the successful resolution of each issue. He assured that the organization will continue to communicate essential information with professionalism and sensitivity, despite public speculation. Henry's sister, Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, and their mother, Maureen Henry, are by her side in Thailand, offering support and updates on her condition.
