Facts about Kim Yo Jong, as roumors persist
Facts about Princess Kim Yo Jong the Younger Sister Of North Korean President Kim Jong Un.
She is the Next powerful person in the Country And Also the only person that can question The Supreme Leader’s Decision.
Kim Yo-jong is the younger sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un. She joined the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) in 2007, eventually serving as secretariat to her father, Kim Jong-il, until his death in 2011. (Facts)
Kim Yo-jong continued to ascend her party’s ranks under her brother’s rule, taking control of his image as first vice-department director of the Propaganda and Agitation Department and later becoming an alternate member of the WPK’s powerful politburo.
After making a highly publicized appearance at the 2018 Winter Olympics, Kim joined her brother for his denuclearization summits with U.S. President Donald Trump. (Facts)
At just 27 Years She was elected into the Supreme People’s Assembly – the country’s Parliament.
The president his senior brother is very fond of her and their late Father Have been grooming her for leadership since she was 12. (Facts)
Kim Yo-jong’s birthdate listed as September 26, 1987.
She spent her early years at her mother’s Ch’angkwang Hill residence in central Pyongyang with her two older brothers.
According to family chef Kenji Fujimoto, the family would celebrate her birthdays at another home in Wonsan.
In 1996, Kim was sent to Switzerland to continue her education.
She began attending Liebefeld Hessgut public school and later was joined by Kim Jong-un at Liebefeld-Steinhölzli public school, the two enrolled under pseudonyms.
Although they lived with an aunt and uncle and were served by a staff of housekeepers and bodyguards, the time abroad was said to be an isolating experience that drew the siblings closer together.
Virtually nothing is known about Kim Yo-jong’s activities in the years that followed her return to North Korea in 2000 or 2001, though she reportedly graduated from Pyongyang’s Kim Il-sung University in 2007 with a computer science degree.
With rumours of her brother Kim Jong Un being unwell, She might become the next leader of North Korea.
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When reports of Kim Jong-un’s poor health surfaced in April 2020, the media focused on Kim Yo-jong as a possible successor.
Some analysts suggested that she is the most likely choice to follow her brother, given her ties to the “Paektu” bloodline that the family claims for divine ruling rights, while others argued that the male-dominated WPK would prefer a collective leadership.
