Overview
- Miss Haiti contestant Melissa Sapini says contestants were told Henry's fall was her fault during a meeting after the Nov. 19 preliminary round in Bangkok.
- Video from the event shows Henry tumbling off the runway and being removed on a stretcher before she was taken to Paolo Rangsit Hospital.
- Henry remains hospitalized, and her sister, Dr. Phylicia Henry-Samuels, says ICU monitoring was required for at least seven days.
- Miss Universe president Raúl Rocha said he visited Henry, reported no broken bones, and described her as in good health and nearing discharge while declining further medical details.
- The organization has emphasized discretion on her condition, as contestants describe broader strain from earlier disputes that unsettled this year's competition.