Jamaican beauty reveals shocking truth after critical fall at MU, refuses to mention Nawat.

Two weeks after returning to her home country of Jamaica , Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 Gabriella Henry has officially spoken out following the serious incident that occurred during the semi-finals of the Miss Universe 2025 competition held in Thailand.

On her personal page, Gabriella Henry shared a thought-provoking and courageous message: "As Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 and an ophthalmology resident, I realize that dark moments don't diminish my vision; on the contrary, they strengthen my resolve." This short but meaningful message quickly garnered tens of thousands of interactions and words of encouragement from fans around the world.

Gabriella said that during her recovery, she was particularly inspired by the resilient spirit of the Jamaican people: "There will be more to share in the future. For now, my focus remains on healing, finding purpose in life, and serving the community." This statement shows that Gabriella not only faced adversity with personal strength but also aimed for positive values and long-term social contributions.

The beauty queen also expressed her deep gratitude to her family, friends, and the international beauty pageant fan community for their unwavering prayers and encouragement during this difficult time. In addition, Gabriella especially expressed her appreciation to the medical team in Thailand who directly treated and cared for her after the accident.

"I am incredibly grateful to the medical teams who took care of me in Thailand, the team that escorted me back home, and the airport staff who helped ease the stress throughout my flight," she wrote. However, Gabriella's fact that she only thanked the staff in Thailand and didn't mention Mr. Nawat has led people to question their relationship.

Previously, the Miss Universe organization reported that Gabriella Henry suffered an intracranial hemorrhage, loss of consciousness, broken bones, facial lacerations, and other significant injuries after a fall during the semi-final. The accident occurred immediately after her evening gown performance on the evening of November 19th, shocking both the audience and those watching live.

Mr. Nawat, President of Miss Grand International and representative of the host country for Miss Universe 2025, stated that Gabriella Henry's medical treatment costs have exceeded 2 million baht, equivalent to approximately 1.6 billion VND. He affirmed that the organizing committee has fully fulfilled its responsibilities, including providing insurance, organizing, and supporting the entire treatment process for the Jamaican representative. At the same time, Mr. Nawat also refuted rumors that Gabriella's health was critical.

According to the organizers, the accident was caused by Gabriella Henry's failure to follow stage safety instructions. She inadvertently stepped off the edge of the stage and fell. Backstage staff immediately carried her on a stretcher and rushed her to the hospital.

Gabriella Henry returned to Jamaica on December 15th after nearly a month of treatment for serious injuries sustained during the Miss Universe 2025 competition. According to sources, the beauty queen remains hospitalized at a private hospital in the area, under close supervision by a neurologist. She is under 24/7 medical monitoring due to multiple serious injuries, some of which have direct long-term health implications. The prolonged treatment and the need for specialized care demonstrate the severity of the accident Gabriella faced.

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. Moon14:53:44 24/11/2025The 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.