North Korea's state media has released photos of Leader Kim Jong Un with his daughter taken during a photo session with officials involved in the launch of a new intercontinental ballistic missile earlier this month.

State-run Korean Central television broadcast the images on Sunday, reporting that the photos were taken with scientists and other "contributors to the successful test-fire of the Hwasong-17 on November 18."

The state media also reported that Kim appeared at the photo session venue together with "his revered daughter."

The photos show a girl in a black coat right next to Kim, applauding the officials and shaking hands with soldiers.
This is the second report of the daughter making a public appearance. A visit to the site to watch the Hwasong launch with her father was reported on November 19.

South Korean intelligence agency says she is presumably Kim's second child, named Ju-ae. Kim is said to have three children.

South Korea's Yonhap News Agency reports that North Korea might be trying to give the daughter a look of authority by showing the image of her applauding people in the photo session, and describing her as Kim's "revered daughter". North Korean media described her as Kim's "beloved daughter" when reporting on her previous public appearance.