This has been revealed in recently released South Korea’s intelligence report as Kim Jong Un starts grooming his little daughter, Kim Ju Ae, to take over as the leader of North Korea.
This prompted the National Intelligence Service (NIS) to comment that Ju Ae is clearly currently in training to be the successor of her father, thus pointing to her being essentially destined to take over the hereditary rule in the Kim dynasty.
“Pyongyang is grooming Kim Ju Ae as the successor to the leadership, showing she is most probable to be the heir,” MP Lee Seong-Kweun shared with journalists after reckoning the information provided by the intelligence agency.
The age of Kim Ju Ae is not officially recorded; however, she is believed to be about 12 years of age; she has been seen attending functions with her father, mostly those affiliated with military operations. \
A survey by ABC News shows that over 50 of her public appearances include supervising military maneuvers; this conclusion is shared by the NIS, which claimed she is being groomed for a leadership position at the country’s armed forces.
The state media has predesignated her as a ‘great person of guidance,’ a term hitherto used to articulate a leader or a successor, which fuels speculations of the role expected of her in the future.
The NIS has also reported that they are worried about Kim Jong Un’s health; they said he is “morbidly obese” and capable of facing heart problems due to his weight of around 140 kilograms. He even has a history of heart diseases; his father and grandfather both died of heart issues.
Concerning his health, reports indicate that Kim has the symptoms of high blood pressure and diabetes since age thirty something, and North Korea is reportedly seeking western doctoring to treat these diseases
