Is Miss Jamaica REALLY Okay? ICU Reports Clash With Miss Universe’s Rosy Health Update
There’s growing concern surrounding Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Alexis Henry, and fans are not buying the polished reassurances coming from pageant officials.
While the Miss Universe Organization insists that Gabrielle is “in good health and nearing discharge,” Media Take Out has confirmed that as of yesterday, the beauty queen was still in the Intensive Care Unit in Bangkok following her terrifying fall from the stage.
So the question remains: is she truly fine, or is the situation being quietly downplayed?
The Fall That Stunned The World
The shocking moment happened during the preliminary evening gown round at the 2025 Miss Universe competition in Thailand. Gabrielle fell off the stage in full view of the audience, sending gasps through the venue and panic across social media once the footage began circulating.
She was rushed away on a stretcher and transported to the hospital, where she has remained under close medical supervision ever since.
Miss Universe Says “All Is Well”
Miss Universe President Raúl Rocha released an official statement this week, assuring the public that Gabrielle is recovering nicely.
According to him, the latest medical report confirms that she is in good health and “nearing discharge.” He also stressed that the organization has covered all medical and travel expenses and that her care has been handled with the highest level of attention.
Sounds comforting, right?
But insiders paint a more cautious picture.
Despite the optimistic update, Media Take Out learned that Gabrielle remains in ICU, where doctors are continuing round-the-clock monitoring. Her sister previously admitted that she was not doing as well as the family had hoped, adding to the worry and confusion.
While officials emphasize discretion and privacy, the extended ICU stay suggests that this situation may be more serious than the glossy statements imply.
Family By Her Side
Gabrielle’s mother and sister have remained with her in Thailand, offering support as she recovers from what sources describe as both a physically and emotionally traumatic incident.
Doctors reportedly recommended a minimum ICU stay of seven days due to the severity of the fall and the need for specialized care and monitoring.
Fans Demand Transparency
Supporters across Jamaica and around the world have flooded social media with prayers and well-wishes, but many are also calling for more transparency from the Miss Universe Organization.
In moments like this, polished PR statements just don’t hit the same as real, honest updates.
The Bottom Line
Miss Universe wants everyone calm, cool and reassured. But the reality is that Gabrielle Henry is still recovering from a frightening accident and remains under intensive medical supervision.
We sincerely hope she continues to heal and makes a full, strong recovery. Until then, fans will be watching closely and praying harder than ever.