Kim Jong Un Daughter News: North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un daughter, Ju Ae, made her first public visit to the Kumsusan mausoleum to pay respects to former leaders with her parents. She has been making increasingly prominent appearances in state media over the past three years. This has fuelled speculations of her being in line to be the country’s fourth-generation leader.
Kim Jong Un Daughter News: Kim Jong Un daughter Ju Ae was accompanied by her parents
Kim Ju Ae appeared alongside her parents, Kim Jong Un and First Lady Lee Sol Ju, and senior officials during the January 1 visit to the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, according to photographs released by state news agency KCNA, showing her positioned between her parents in the main hall.
Believed to have been born in the early 2010s, Kim Ju Ae took part in this year’s New Year celebrations, marking one of her rare public appearances, the agency reported on Thursday. In September, she accompanied her father on her first international outing to Beijing, signaling her emerging role on the world stage.
The North Korean leader visits Kumsusan to honour his grandfather, state founder Kim Il-sung, and his father, Kim Jong-il, on key dates and anniversaries.
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One of the most notable moments of the ceremony was the appearance of Kim Jong Un’s wife, Ri Sol Ju, who had not been seen at any official event or public function for several months. Her return quickly drew international attention. State television footage showed Ri Sol Ju attending the stadium event, appearing relaxed and at ease.
During the ceremony, Kim Jong Un delivered a brief address in which he referred to North Korean soldiers supporting Russia in the war in Ukraine, highlighting their role and contributions. He did not address other international issues, with state media reporting that his remarks focused largely on national unity and the safeguarding of national interests. Meanwhile, preparations are underway for a major and potentially historic gathering of the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea, described as the party’s ninth congress. Although no official date has been announced, the meeting is widely expected to shape key decisions on the country’s future policies, leadership, and strategic direction.
Overall, the New Year’s ceremony served as more than a celebratory occasion, functioning as a platform to project unity and strength. Kim Jong Un’s appearance with his family, his reference to the soldiers, and the buildup to the party congress suggest that North Korea is positioning itself to firmly pursue its policies and leadership agenda in the period ahead.
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