It's called “Ivanka Trump of Korea”, who is Kim Jong's sister

North Korean Supreme Leader Kim Jong has not been seen for weeks after reports said he had had a heart surgery. While some media have reported that it is said to have died, the latest from South Korea suggests it is “alive and well”.

However, people have begun to wonder who will take his place if he dies. In view of this, experts have said that his successor is likely his sister, Kim Yo-jong, who is no stranger to North Korean politics.

Despite being a woman in a patriarchal society, Professor Natasa Lindstadt, an expert on the total regimes, believes Kim Yo-jong's gender would not be an obstacle to her and that she would be accepted as the new torturer, the Persian chief chief.

Speaking of Daily Mirror, Professor Lindstaedt said:

I don't believe that being a woman will weaken her position if she takes over leadership.

These people aren't even seen or portrayed as human with North Korean people like we saw with Kim Jong. They are represented as gods who can do anything better.

If she became supreme leader, the same would apply to her and she would become godly and all her portrayal would do the same.

It is possible that she will adopt an even more difficult line than her brother in treating the rest of the world because of the poverty level.

There's nothing else. It's all they have. I believe she's as tough as her brother and she's been very visible lately. The new leaders often feel that they should be more severe than the former.

Sung Yoong Lee, a Korean and East Asian research researcher, said:

It is quite possible that Mrs. Kim would be even more tyrannical than her brother, father, or grandfather.

It will have to show its tenderness by provoking the US with large weapons tests and deadly attacks on South Korea and American forces stationed there.

Kim Yo-jong reportedly is a graduate of computer science and studies ballet in Switzerland and is the fifth and youngest child of the late Kim Jong-il.

Apparently, it is the family's favorite and given the nickname “North Korea's Ivanka Trump