10 Months After A Terrible Fall, Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 Opens Up About Recovery And Why She’s Suing

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It’s true what they say: life really can change in the blink of an eye—or with just one wrong step. Sometimes we’re thrown challenges we could never have seen coming or prepared for, and sometimes they’re so serious and difficult to overcome that our lives are never quite the same again. It’s something Dr. Gabrielle Henry, Miss Universe Jamaica 2025, unfortunately, knows all too well.

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For Henry, competing at Miss Universe last November represented a chance to “be a beacon for one’s country, for oneself, and for women across the globe.” But in the space of a single step on the pageant stage, she says , “a beautiful moment became a shattered dream.” Now, ten months later, Henry is opening up about the fall, her long recovery, and why she’s now suing the Miss Universe Organization.