In 2011, North Koreans and the world were introduced to a young Kim Yo-Jong at the funeral of her father, Kim Jong II. Within a decade, Kim Yo-Jong has gone from political obscurity to establishing herself as the number two of the Pyongyang regime, likely to replace her brother and current leader Kim Jong-Un. From the charm offensive she carried out at the 2018 Winter Olympics, to the threats she now addresses to the "imperialists" of Seoul and Washington, Kim Yo-Jong has become unavoidable. KIM YO-JONG, THE RED PRINCESS presents a compelling portrait of Kim Yo-Jong, a person of interest in the Asian geopolitical sphere.