Kim Jong Un's Daughter Ju Ae Hinted as North Korea's Future Leader

North Korean state media's use of a leadership honorific for Ju Ae raises speculation of her grooming for succession.

North Korean state media referred to Ju Ae, Kim Jong Un's daughter, with a leadership honorific, suggesting she's being groomed for succession.
Seoul's Unification Ministry has not ruled out the possibility of Ju Ae succeeding Kim Jong Un as North Korea's leader.
Ju Ae's public appearances alongside her father at key events have increased, including military drills and a greenhouse complex visit.
Analysts believe this marks the first time Pyongyang has used such an honorific for someone other than a top leader or their successor.
If Ju Ae ascends to leadership, it would be the third hereditary transition in North Korea's history.