Watch: Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry Exits Miss Universe Pageant on Stretcher After Falling Off StageMiss Mexico has gotten her flowers. Fátima Bosch Fernández was crowned Miss Universe on Nov. 21, with Miss Thailand Praveener Singh, 29, named runner-up, followed by Miss Venezuela Stephany Adriana Abasali Nasser, 25, in third. The journey to the crown wasn't an easy one. Earlier in the competition, the 25-year-old was publicly berated by pageant executive Nawat Itsaragrisi, who called her "dumb" during a pre-sash ceremony for not following through with an obligation. When she was escorted out by security, her fellow contestants staged a walkout in solidarity. "I just want to let my country know, I'm not afraid to make my voice heard," she said in an interview, translated from Spanish and shared on Instagram. "It's here stronger than ever. I have a purpose. I have things to say." "I'm not a doll to be made up, styled and have my clothes changed," she continued. "I came here to be a voice for all the women and all the girls who fight for causes and to tell my country that I'm completely committed to that."readMiss Universe's Fátima Bosch Breaks Silence After Exec Calls Her "Dumb"Now, following Fátima's first-place finish, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated Fatima for speaking up for herself in the face of adversity. "It seems to me that it is an example of how women should raise our voices," the president told reporters, per NBC News. "We women look more beautiful when we raise our voice and participate, because that has to do with the recognition of our rights."Arnun Chonmahatrakool/Thai News Pix/LightRocket via Getty ImagesThis year's Miss Universe also saw two of the pageant's judges resign, one of whom accused the organizers of rigging the competition while another threatened a lawsuit against the organization, per NBC News. Plus, during a preliminary evening gown category, Jamaica's Gabrielle Henry took a terrifying tumble off the stage. While walking the runway in a gorgeous, bedazzled orange gown, the contestant walked towards stage left where she fell completely off the raised platform. Footage shared to social media of the accident showed people rushing to Gabrielle's aid before she was carried off in a stretcher. Following the jarring incident, pageant co-owner Raúl Rocha shared an encouraging update on the Miss Jamaica contestant's wellbeing.(Photo by Mohan Raj/Getty Images)"I have just left the hospital where she is being treated," the Instagram post read. "I was there with her family and her, and thankfully, there are no broken bones and she is under good care. She will remain under observation for the rest of the night and we will remain in touch with her family to support her." He added, "Our prayers go out for her prompt recovery." (E! News and NBC News are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App Watch: Miss Jamaica Gabrielle Henry Exits Miss Universe Pageant on Stretcher After Falling Off StageMiss Mexico has gotten her flowers. Fátima Bosch Fernández was crowned Miss Universe on Nov. 21, with Miss Thailand Praveener Singh, 29, named runner-up, followed by Miss Venezuela Stephany Adriana Abasali Nasser, 25, in third. The journey to the crown wasn't an easy one. Earlier in the competition, the 25-year-old was publicly berated by pageant executive Nawat Itsaragrisi, who called her "dumb" during a pre-sash ceremony for not following through with an obligation. When she was escorted out by security, her fellow contestants staged a walkout in solidarity. "I just want to let my country know, I'm not afraid to make my voice heard," she said in an interview, translated from Spanish and shared on Instagram. "It's here stronger than ever. I have a purpose. I have things to say." "I'm not a doll to be made up, styled and have my clothes changed," she continued. "I came here to be a voice for all the women and all the girls who fight for causes and to tell my country that I'm completely committed to that."readMiss Universe's Fátima Bosch Breaks Silence After Exec Calls Her "Dumb"Now, following Fátima's first-place finish, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated Fatima for speaking up for herself in the face of adversity. "It seems to me that it is an example of how women should raise our voices," the president told reporters, per NBC News. "We women look more beautiful when we raise our voice and participate, because that has to do with the recognition of our rights."Arnun Chonmahatrakool/Thai News Pix/LightRocket via Getty ImagesThis year's Miss Universe also saw two of the pageant's judges resign, one of whom accused the organizers of rigging the competition while another threatened a lawsuit against the organization, per NBC News. Plus, during a preliminary evening gown category, Jamaica's Gabrielle Henry took a terrifying tumble off the stage. While walking the runway in a gorgeous, bedazzled orange gown, the