Miss Universe Jamaica, Gabrielle Henry, has officially been released from the hospital four months after her shocking fall from the Miss Universe stage, pageant organizers say.
In a statement shared with Jamaican news outlet The Gleaner, Mark McDermoth and Karl Williams, who are organizers for the Miss Jamaica pageant, confirmed that Henry had been released from the hospital and is currently recovering with help from her medical team.
PEOPLE also confirmed with representatives for Miss Universe Jamaica that Henry has been released from the hospital, but remains under close medical watch and care.
“She has not yet returned to active Miss Universe Jamaica duties, therefore, no interviews nor official appearances are currently on her itinerary,” McDermoth and Williams told the outlet.
Following her shocking fall from the pageant stage while competing at the international beauty pageant Miss Universe in Thailand in November 2025, the pageant queen was hospitalized for a fracture and intracranial hemorrhage.
Legal representatives for Henry clarified that, since her fall, Henry has been unable to resume her work as an ophthalmology resident.
On Nov. 19, Henry was taken away on a stretcher after a shocking fall from the stage while competing during the Miss Universe preliminary evening gown round in Thailand.
