Trump mulls inviting Kim Jong

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a working lunch with Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe at Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida on April 18, 2018. / AFP

By Ko Dong-hwan

The U.S. President Donald Trump may invite North Korean leader Kim Jong-un to his Florida compound Mar-a-lago, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.

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Trump, after the scheduled Washington-Pyongyang summit in Singapore on June 12, may consider inviting Kim to the Palm Beach Resort in Florida for a follow-up summit. The follow-up summit, possible if the June summit turns out positive, could happen in fall, the report said citing an unnamed U.S. official.

Trump has invited other foreign leaders to what he refers to as "the winter White House" or "Southern White House" even before he became the president. After becoming the president, he has hosted two world leaders ― Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Before becoming the president, he had invited celebrities to Mar-a-Lago, including Newlyweds Michael Jackson and wife Lisa Marie Presley, Elton John and Woody Allen.

Palm Beach Post said, however, inviting Kim to the Florida estate would be "extraordinary."