Trump's Bandaged Hands: Health Speculation Persists

0:00It's April 6th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Donald Trump popped up on Easter Sunday at his Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, posing for a photo with his classic thumbs up in big. Grinnon. What caught eyes were two. Band-Aids. One on his right thumb and one on his right index finger, plus some discoloration on the back of his right hand. This sighting came right after he skipped public views since his Iran War address earlier that week. That gap fueled unverified rumors he might have been hospitalized, but the White House shut it down quick, saying he was grinding through work all. Easter weekend. Folks online lit up with speculation, especially since it's not his first rodeo with these handwraps. Back in December, similar band-aid showed up, blamed on all that handshaking, and months before, on a Scotland golf trip, multiple fingers were taped over. Several docks from July 17th pinned it on chronic venous insufficiency, tied to heavy handshaking

1:02and long-term asper news. Trump himself admitted taking 325 milligrams daily for 25 years, higher than the usual dose. Golfers tape up to dodge blisters too, like Tiger Woods has done. White House keeps brushing off the health chatter, and there's no sign of any fresh issues. That's another round of the usual buzz around the former press.