North Korean leader Kim Jong Un Secret Young Women Admirers

Slide 1 of 23: Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader who is regarded as one of the world's most repressive and bombastic rulers, is meeting with President Donald Trump for the second time. After a year of ushering in historic international peace agreements and much discussion over North Korea's nuclear arsenal, Kim's rule continues to cause concern on the world stage. Despite his high-profile career, there is still relatively little known of the reclusive 35-year-old. Here is the story of how he became one of the world's scariest dictators. Kim Jong Un, the North Korean leader who has presided over his country's shocking, uninvited entrance into the nuclear club, is meeting with President Donald Trump for the second time on February 27. Kim, current head of the family dynasty that's ruled North Korea since the 1950s, has overseen several nuclear tests, dozens of missile tests, and the most tense, heated exchanges with a US commander in chief in his country's history. But between threats of nuclear annihilation, brinkmanship, and attacks on South Korea, Kim - who assumed leadership at such a young age that many thought his rule would be doomed - has kept a firm grip on power throughout. With all this attention, still relatively little is known of Kim. Here's what we do know of how he grew to be one of the world's scariest dictators. Paul Szoldra and Veronika Bondarenko contributed to a previous version of this post .



Kim Jong-un reinstates 'pleasure troupe' harem of young women

A smiling Kim Jong-un is seen being mobbed by a large group of crying women wearing white boiler suits

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