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President Donald Trump was seen with a noticeable bruise on his left hand during a public appearance at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, drawing fresh attention to the marks. The injury was visible during a signing ceremony for the “Board of Peace,” and photos of the discolouration quickly circulated online, prompting questions from observers.
Trump and the White House both addressed the situation, with the president saying the bruise resulted from accidentally bumping his hand on the corner of a table during the event. He explained the mark to reporters aboard Air Force One, saying, “I clipped it on the table,” and that he applied some topical cream afterward. Trump also linked the severity of the bruise to his long-standing use of a high dose of aspirin, which he takes daily and believes helps his heart but can make bruising more likely.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed the account, noting that the injury occurred at the Davos signing and dismissing concerns about more serious health issues. The bruise has reignited public interest in visible marks and overall questions about the president’s health at age 79
