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Silverstein, A. (2026, September 25). Miss Jamaica sues Miss Universe after brutal stage fall left her with brain injury and ‘permanently altered’ her life. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/25/world-news/miss-jamaica-sues-miss-universe-as-she-claims-brutal-stage-fall-permanently-altered-her-life/
Silverstein, Adam. “Miss Jamaica sues Miss Universe after brutal stage fall left her with brain injury and ‘permanently altered’ her life.” New York Post, 25 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/25/world-news/miss-jamaica-sues-miss-universe-as-she-claims-brutal-stage-fall-permanently-altered-her-life/.
Silverstein, Adam. “Miss Jamaica sues Miss Universe after brutal stage fall left her with brain injury and ‘permanently altered’ her life.” New York Post, September 25, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/25/world-news/miss-jamaica-sues-miss-universe-as-she-claims-brutal-stage-fall-permanently-altered-her-life/.
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Miss Jamaica contestant Gabrielle Henry sued Miss Universe organization in Delaware Superior Court for a severe stage accident during the preliminary rounds of the Miss Universe pageant held in Thailand in November 2025. While walking across the brightly lit stage, Henry fell into an unmarked and uncovered opening about five feet deep, injuring herself severely. The lawsuit claims that the fall left her with a traumatic brain injury, including multiple brain bleeds, which she says has permanently altered her life. According to the suit, there were no safety markers or signs at the opening despite contestants’ concerns during rehearsals, leading to Henry’s blindness and subsequent fall into concrete and lighting equipment. The incident resulted in Henry being left unconscious on stage, marking a significant turning point in her life as she struggled with recovery from the injury.