Kim Jong Un just posed for his first selfie

Trump and Kim will meet in Singapore on Tuesday morning for a historic summit - billed as the mother of all summits - to solve arguably the worlds most seething nuclear crisis.

Kim Jong-un poses for a selfie with Singapore's Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan and Education Minister Ong Ye Kung. Photo: Twitter

SINGAPORE: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took a night-time stroll around some of Singapore's sights on late Monday evening ahead of his summit with Donald Trump, with Singapore's foreign minister taking selfies alongside him. The picture posted online by Vivian Balakrishnan as the group toured the waterfront is the first such public image of the usually closely-guarded Kim.

#Jalanjalan #guesswhwere? pic.twitter.com/oVOk8UuqlC

— Vivian Balakrishnan (@VivianBala) June 11, 2018

Trump and Kim will meet in Singapore on Tuesday morning for a historic summit - billed as the mother of all summits - to solve arguably the worlds most seething nuclear crisis. The summit, which was almost scrapped by a mercurial Trump last month, comes after a flurry of diplomatic activities and barrage of invective and insults traded between the US President and an equally aggressive Kim. It is anybody's guess whether Trump will be able to convince Kim to give up his nuclear arsenal, which the leader of the isolated country has built to nuke the US from who it fears an invasion. Both leaders are in Singapore, flocked by thousands of journalists from the world. This will be the first time a US President will meet any Pyongyang leader. The US says its discussions with North Korea were moving "more quickly than expected" ahead of the summit in Singapore. The preliminary talks between officials were taking place ahead of the highly anticipated first meeting, the BBC reported. The White House confirmed that Trump and Kim will hold a one-on-one meeting at 9 a.m. (local time), with only translators present.