The beauty who had an accident in the MU semi-final is in critical condition, her health has worsened, she is lying in the ICU gasping for breath.

The health condition of Miss Jamaica , who suffered a serious accident during the Miss Universe Semi-Finals, is deteriorating. Sources said she is in critical condition, gasping for breath in the ICU, causing great concern among the audience and beauty fans.

The most terrible accident and unfortunate incident in Miss Universe history

Gabrielle Henry 's accident occurred during the Evening Gown competition in the Miss Universe 2025 Semi-Finals in Thailand, shocking the global beauty community. Specifically, while performing, Gabrielle Henry suddenly slipped off the stage, leading to serious injury.

The fall was so severe that she almost lost consciousness, forcing more than 10 rescuers to immediately carry her out on a stretcher for emergency treatment. Due to the severity of her injuries, Miss Universe Jamaica was unable to participate in the Finals, becoming one of the most unfortunate incidents ever recorded in Miss Universe history.

Gabrielle Henry was one of the highly rated contestants in this year's competition. She is an ophthalmologist and made an impression in many sub-contests, winning the sympathy of the public right from the start. That's why this incident made fans even more heartbroken.

Health condition is not improving, forced to stay in ICU

After being taken to the hospital in Thailand, it was thought that the situation had improved, but the Miss Universe Jamaica Organization recently announced that the situation was not very positive.

According to updates from her family and medical team, Gabrielle Henry's health is not progressing as expected, despite the treatment team's best efforts. Currently, she is forced to stay in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for at least 7 days for special monitoring and intensive intervention.

Gabrielle's mother, sister and grandmother were quickly in Thailand to be by her side after the incident. The Miss Universe Jamaica organization also urged the public not to spread false rumors or negative comments that could put pressure on the family during this difficult time. They stressed: "Our primary concern is Gabrielle's recovery and the well-being of her family."

Alarm bells ringing about safety at beauty pageants

The serious accident of the Jamaican representative not only caused heartache but also raised big questions about the level of safety at beauty contests, especially on a prestigious and professional stage like Miss Universe.

In the context of beauty pageants increasingly investing heavily and complicating the staging, with multi-level stages, glaring lights and slippery runways, all can become risks if not absolutely controlled. Gabrielle Henry's incident once again reminds organizations that ensuring the safety of contestants must be the top priority, and that tragic incidents cannot become the price to pay for the grandeur and splendor of the stage.

The beauty of the stage is only truly complete when behind it are carefully prepared technical conditions, helping contestants shine without having to face danger, instead of forcing a potential contestant to lie gasping for breath in the ICU room.

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