Biography & Early Wealth Journey

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Not much is known publicly about the youngest Kim sister, besides a birthdate in 2004, allowing her to edge out the youth of 20-year-old Kevin David Lehmann, who previously held the title of world's youngest billionaire after getting a stake in Drogerie Markt, the German drugstore chain founded by his father, Guenther Lehmann.

Yoo Jung-hyun, Jung-ju's widow and the co-founder of Nexon, has also launched into the billionaire stratosphere, with a net worth of $3 billion after inheriting additional shares in the company from her late husband.

Primary Income Streams & Multi-Million Contracts

Kim Jung-ju founded Nexon in 1994, eventually building it into the largest gaming brand in Korea with games like the popular "Maplestory" in its portfolio. Before his death, he was also known for his philanthropic projects, including establishing the first-ever pediatric rehabilitation hospital in Korea as well as the first computer museum in all of Asia. His Nexon Foundation also funds an "annual hackathon," and a network of lending libraries for impoverished children in South Korea. He was the third-richest person in Korea at the time of his death at age 54.