Former Miss Jamaica sues Miss Universe over onstage fall
Miss Universe Jamaica 2025 Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organisation (MUO) nearly one year after her shocking fall from the pageant stage. According to a report from People, Henry brought five claims against MUO and two of its parent companies, JKN Legacy Inc. and Legacy Holding Group USA, in a […]
Miss Universe Hong Kong 2025 Lizzie Li has denied claims that she damaged two couture gowns during the recent pageant finals, rejecting a request to pay HK$10,380 (RM5,400) in repair costs. The dispute arose after the evening gown sponsor sought reimbursement for damage they alleged was caused by Li, who argued that the damage could have been due to normal wear and tear or repair costs in Malaysia being between RM100 and RM300.
Li has since disputed the suggestion that she had deliberately damaged the gowns, insisting she would consider covering the costs if the sponsor provided original purchase receipts and an official repair invoice.
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