The most recent edition of Miss Universe was surrounded by controversy because of what happened in the days leading up to the gala, but also because of what happened after the victory of Mexican Fatima Bosch, as there were those who claimed that her triumph was rigged.

In addition to having people given something to talk About because amid allegations of rigging, the pageant held in Thailand was also criticized for accidents suffered by some of the contestants, such as the one involving Jamaican Gabrielle Henry, who suffered a spectacular fall during the preliminary competition. Although it was initially reported that the beautiful Caribbean woman was recovering, her family, through Miss Universe Jamaica, released a statement revealing the truth about the young woman's health. The statement mentions that Gabrielle, affectionately known as 'Gabby', remains hospitalized in the intensive care unit of a hospital in Thailand. "Medical staff have indicated that Gabrielle will need to remain in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) for a minimum of seven (7) days, while doctors continue to closely monitor and provide specialized care," reads the statement released by Miss Universe Jamaica. The statement also details that Gabrielle is currently accompanied by her mother, Maureen Henry; and her sister, Phylicia Henry-Samuels, who provided the latest update on her health. “Gabby is not as well as we had hoped, but the hospital continues to treat her appropriately,” her sister shared. The latest medical report came with a message of awareness from Miss Universe Jamaica, who asked followers, social media, and the press to avoid speculation about what is happening to Gabrielle after her fall. “We respectfully request that the public and social media users refrain from sharing negative comments, misinformation, or speculation that may cause further suffering to the family.”Our priority remains Gabrielle's recovery and the well-being of her loved ones. “We ask for continued compassion, sensitivity, and privacy as the family navigates this difficult time,” concludes the lengthy statement,which was accompanied by a photo of Gabrielle, whose fall cost her the chance to represent Jamaica at Miss Universe 2025.