Overview
- Images from the Aug. 25–26 events, including the reception for South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung, show a visible blue bruise on Donald Trump’s right hand.
- Recent coverage notes earlier appearances where the same area appeared covered with makeup, and a report over the weekend described similar discoloration on his left hand while golfing.
- The White House reiterates that minor hematomas result from frequent handshakes and the president’s preventive aspirin use.
- Officials previously disclosed a diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency, and the April annual exam reported excellent cognitive and physical findings.
- Speculative claims online continue without verification, and requests to question the president’s doctor directly have not been granted.