00:00 She has been seen quite a number of times over the last two years in public events with her dad.
00:05 Overseeing military parades or drills alongside Supreme North Korean leader Kim Jong-un,
00:11 or with a military marshal bending a knee beside her,
00:14 or state media showering her with honorifics and praises.
00:18 And political experts and pundits are agreed,
00:21 Kim Jong-I, whose name has been kept under wraps by North Korea,
00:25 is the clear pick to replace his dad in North Korean strongman and supreme leader Kim Jong-un,
00:31 who turned 42 in January this year and has been in power for the last 11 or dozen years.
00:37 And by his actions over the last two years,
00:39 he has had his daughter, Kim Jin-Ae, in tow in a lot of public events,
00:43 replacing his wife as companion in most of the major events in the public eye.
00:48 Still, Kim Jong-un's daughter is still in her late teens at most
00:52 and has a lot more to learn if she indeed is the chosen one to take over
00:56 as leader of the planet's most secure nation when her father can no longer perform.