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43-year-old pop star Hyon Song-wol, who is the woman increasingly siding with Kim Jong Un with rumors that she took his sister’s place.
According to the Daily Mail, the 43-year-old singer from the band Moranbong was seen accompanying 36-year-old Kim in recent weeks. on official trips and on a military parade.
These are tasks that used to be the responsibility of Ms Kim, who sat with lower-ranking officials on that occasion, according to The Times.
THE Hyon Song-wol He is a member of the Central Committee of the ruling North Korean Workers’ Party, chaired by Kim. According to South Korean sources, the North Korean leader and the 43-year-old had an affair about a decade ago, following the return of Kim Jong Un from the private school he was attending in Switzerland, according to the Daily Mail.
The bond was doomed from the start, as Kim Jong Il’s father did not approve of it and even ordered his son to terminate it.
Hyon later married a soldier and it is believed that they had a son together. For some time after the split, there were rumors that the couple was seen in secret.
Meanwhile, the public appearances of Kim Jong Un’s 32-year-old sister have been drastically reduced in recent times, and many believe that his rapid rise to power and growing popularity have angered Pyongyang.
Kim’s wife Ri Jol-su she’s been missing since last January and rumors say she’s most likely pregnant. The couple are believed to have three children with the youngest born in 2017.
The oldest is a 10-year-old boy and this means that if something happens to his father, he will not be old enough to do so. So for this position is destined the sister of Kim Yo-jong who had appeared a few months ago when rumors wanted the North Korean leader in a coma.
And although in 2013 everyone believed that Kim’s ex-girlfriend had been executed, she reappeared in 2014, refuting relevant reports in the South Korean press.
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