This is The Guardian.
Today, the teenage girl in training to become North Korea's next supreme leader.
With most world leaders, if they have a kid, you know about it.
But in North Korea, they do things differently.
For years, Kim Jong-un never even acknowledged having any children.
Then, in 2022, a young girl suddenly appeared by his side, putting a ballistic missile with him, hand in hand.
As you do.
On Friday, the young daughter of North Korea's leader made her first public appearance during that launch.
His daughter, believed to be around nine years old,
identified by North Korean state media and appearing right alongside her dad as they walked around this gigantic missile
dwarfed by the size of the transporter erector launch vehicle that was used.
Kim Jong-un still won't come out and say, hey everyone, meet my daughter and successor.
But there are signs Jue is being groomed for the top job.
North Korea is now forcing people with the same name as Kim Jong-un's daughter to change it.
In 2023, the North Korean government issued a diktat ordering anyone else called Jue to change their name.
And last year, Kim Jue took her first public trip abroad,
accompanying her dad to Beijing for China's largest ever military parade.
And in January, she went to visit her embalmed grandpa in the family mausoleum.
South Korea's spy agency believes Kim is close to declaring his daughter the heir to the secretive kingdom.
So what do we know about the girl who could be supreme leader?