Here’s how Kim Jong Un holds court. NBA legend Dennis Rodman dished on his longtime bromance with the North Korean despot — revealing how the pair partied with “hotties and vodka” when they first met.
23.04.2020 - 19:13 / torontosun.com
While most of the world hates Kim Jong-Un, he’s got a friend in Dennis Rodman and the former NBA superstar hopes reports of the North Korean leader’s perilous health situation are unfounded.
Rodman told TMZ Sports he is praying that his 36-year-old pal is fine after recent cardiovascular surgery.
“I hope it’s just a rumour that Marshal Kim Jong-Un is sick,” Rodman told TMZ. “Hopefully I will find out more soon.”
Rodman, a member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and owner of five
Here’s how Kim Jong Un holds court. NBA legend Dennis Rodman dished on his longtime bromance with the North Korean despot — revealing how the pair partied with “hotties and vodka” when they first met.
By Bruce Haring
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has reportedly made his first public appearance in nearly three weeks amid rumours he had died.
Reports surfaced last weekend that North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un had died or was on his death bed, but now it appears that he is still alive.
A top South Korean official has said his country is confident there has been no “unusual developments” in North Korea, suggesting rumours about the health of leader Kim Jong Un are untrue.
Despite a flurry of media activity on the possible death of North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un over the last 24 hours, South Korean officials have come out to report the politician is “alive and well.”
The UK government has said they have been unable to confirm whether rumours over the death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are true.