Overview
- A joint MUO–Henry family statement details an intracranial hemorrhage with loss of consciousness, a fracture, facial lacerations and other significant injuries from the Nov. 19 preliminaries in Bangkok.
- Doctors immediately admitted Dr. Gabrielle Henry to intensive care, and she continues to require 24-hour specialist neurological supervision.
- She is expected to fly to Jamaica in the coming days with a full medical escort and will be transferred directly to a hospital for continued treatment.
- MUO says it has paid hospital, medical and rehabilitation bills in Thailand, covered accommodation and living costs for her mother and sister, and committed to future medical expenses.
- Viral videos showed her falling through an opening and later being removed on a stretcher, as MUO disputes comments reported by a contestant and a host representative that implied she missed blocking or was at fault.