Whirring noise from FR wheel after repairs (audio included)

Make, Model, Year: 2011 Gen III Toyota Prius


Diagnosis: Front Right Wheel Making Laborious/Whirring Sounds (as if something’s clipped to it) at when mildly accelerating


AUDIO (Both audio taken with mic at far right corner of dashboard):

- Wheel sound: Taken with reverb and audio focus.

- Wheel sound: Taken with regular mic, more akin to IRL sound.


Background:

Around 6 months ago, I hit a curb too hard with my Prius. After getting a new lower control arm, new strut, new brake pads, new tire, and new wheel bearing for my front right wheel, I am now hearing the noises in the video and as described. The ONLY repair I have not yet gotten that was recommended was a steering wheel alignment.


Details on the sound’s nature:


- The noise manifests itself most at mild acceleration. More pressured acceleration occasionally creates the sound, but the sound NEVER HAPPENS without the foot on the gas.


- When the sound manifests, applying greater pressure to the accelerator can change the sound from whirring/grinding to a knocking on occasion. Though this change is not all the time.


- The sound is fixed by accelerating further, taking the foot off the gas, or braking.


- The sound isn’t manifested while the car is idle,


- When the brake is applied, I feel nothing in the brake pedal, I feel no pedal shuddering when I break, the noise is fixed by braking when active,

Thank you!