With Kim Jong Un’s health unpredictable, focus shifts to effective sister Kim Yo Jong

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North Korea’s male-dominated Kim dynasty may will hand over the secrets to the Hermit Kingdom to a female.

With speculation swirling over Kim Jong Un’s health, all eyes have actually turned to his sis and closest confidant, Kim Yo Jong, as his probably follower.

Yo Jong might lack the unusual, high-fade bouffants of the three generations of male rulers in her household, however she shares her sibling’s secrecy and penchant for snapping against political adversaries

Still, much about her remains a secret.

Yo Jong’s age is not precisely clear, though she’s believed to be in her early 30 s, a few years younger than Jong Un.

She’s kept a low profile, just last month releasing her first public statement, mocking South Korea as a “frightening pet dog barking” for opposing a live-fire military demonstration.

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But she’s still been active enough behind the scenes to recommend she would serve with an iron fist. Like other North Korea authorities, she was blacklisted by the US Treasury Department in 2017 for “severe human rights abuses.”

Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, attended the Olympic Games opening ceremony in the South. She will be the first member of North Korea's ruling family to visit the South in about 60 years. (Reuters)

Kim Yo Jong, the sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, went to the Olympic Games opening event in the South. She will be the very first member of North Korea’s judgment household to check out the South in about 60 years. (Reuters).

” Amongst the North’s power elite, Kim Yo Jong has the greatest opportunity to acquire power, and I believe that possibility is more than 90%,” an expert informed the Associated Press.

Yo Jong might have to contend with her other bro, Kim Jong Chol for power– though he was already passed over when their father selected Kim as the next in line to serve.

Yo Jong would be North Korea’s first female ruler considering that her grandfather Kim Il-sung established the country in 1948.

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