Lesser known facts about North Korea supreme leader Kim Jong-un - In Pics

Kim Jong-un is one of the most influential and powerful leaders of the world. The youngest dictator, Kim is known for strict and stringent vision same as his father, Kim Jong-il, the former leader of North Korea. While the world is very familiar with his name but not many know much about his personal life as the personal information related to Kim is not easily available and is kept in a very secretive manner. While the early years of Kim Jong-Un remain untold, here we list some interesting facts from Kim Jong-un’s personal life:

Kim is the first North Korean leader to be born after the country's founding in 1948. Credit: AFP Photo

While the World claims that he is the youngest world leader, but there is no clarity on his authentic age. Many say he was born in either 1982, 1983 or 1984. Credit: Reuters Photo

Kim Jong-un attended school with a different name for security reasons. He was an average student who was very passionate about basketball and computers. Credit: Reuters Photo

Kim’s haircut is very famous in the North Korea and students were asked to duplicate his haircut. In North Korea, there is a stringent rule that citizens must abide by one of 28 approved haircuts. Credit: AP Photo

At the demise of his father Kim Jong-il, he made sure that the country grieved massively. The people who skipped the mourning event were reportedly sent to labour camps for 6 months. Credit: AFP Photo

Kim's eyebrows are becoming shorter day by day. It is believed that he has done it deliberately to look more like his father Kim Jong-il. Credit: KCNA via Reuters

Highly influenced by his grandfather, Kim went under the knife to resemble his grandfather Kim Il Sung at the age of 27. Credit: AP Photo

Kim Jong-un has a harem with girls as young as 13 years old. Reportedly, girls undergo a virginity test before being qualified. In 2016, Kim Jong-un shed over $3 million on lingerie and costumes just for his harem. Credit: Reuters Photo

Kim Jong-un’s childhood pictures are never made public. Credit: Reuters Photo