Rodman Leaves North Korea

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Updated Apr. 14, 2017 5:24PM EDT / Published Dec. 23, 2013 7:36AM EST

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Trouble in BFF-land? Dennis Rodman left North Korea on Monday and refused to answer questions about whether he met with leader Kim Jong Un. On Sunday, Rodman told the Associated Press that he had not had a chance to meet with Kim. Rodman has been trying to get 12 ex-NBA players to travel to Pyongyang on Jan. 8 for a game honoring Kim’s birthday. Kim has been a little busy lately—Rodman arrived on Thursday, one week after Kim purged and executed his uncle.

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Rodman Leaves North Korea

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