The Miss Universe Organization has issued an official statement addressing what it says has been “speculation” surrounding Dr Gabrielle Henry, Miss Universe Jamaica 2025, following her fall from stage during the Miss Universe competition last week.

According to the organisation, strict discretion has been maintained regarding specific medical details out of respect for Dr Henry and her family. The statement further emphasised that any updates on her condition will be shared only at the appropriate time by the family or by Dr Henry herself.

Raúl Rocha, speaking on behalf of the Miss Universe Organization, detailed what she said were the immediate steps taken after the incident. He said he personally went onstage to assist Dr Henry, coordinated urgent medical attention, and oversaw her transfer to the hospital. Multiple medical specialists were later brought in to ensure “the most accurate evaluation, monitoring, and medical oversight.”

The organisation said it has covered all related expenses, including hotel accommodations for her family, rebooking of airline tickets, transportation, and the provision of a dedicated staff member to support the family throughout the ordeal.

Over the past four days, Dr Henry reportedly experienced “difficult moments and unexpected concerns,” but Rocha said that each issue was successfully resolved thanks to the medical care she received. The latest medical report indicates that Dr Henry is now in good health and nearing discharge from the hospital, he said.

The statement also addressed circulating rumors, stressing that the organisation will continue to share only essential updates handled with “professionalism, sensitivity, and respect.”

“We are grateful that she is now close to being released from the hospital,” Rocha said.