Former Miss Jamaica files a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organization following a stage fall injury.
According to E! News, nearly one year after the former Miss Jamaica (Henry) fell during the Miss Universe preliminary evening gown category, she is suing the Miss Universe Organization and its parent companies JKN Universe and Legacy Holding Group USA for negligence and related claims. The Sept. 21 filing with the Delaware Superior Court says she fell about five feet through an unmarked opening in the stage, suffered a traumatic brain injury, and requires ongoing care; she also alleges Miss Grand International was responsible for staging, lighting, and safety, though the Miss Universe Organization retained control over those factors. E! News has contacted the involved parties for comment, and MUO says it has not been served with the lawsuit and details its venue and safety responsibilities in Thailand.
Key facts
- 01Former Miss Jamaica (Henry) is the plaintiff
- 02Plaintiffs accuse Miss Universe Organization, JKN Universe and Legacy Holding Group USA of negligence and related claims
- 03Filing date: September 21 in Delaware Superior Court
- 04Fall described as about five feet through an unmarked opening during the November 2025 event
- 05Injury described as traumatic brain injury with multiple hemorrhages and ongoing neurological symptoms
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