PyeongChang 2018
Trump & Kim Jong-un impersonators thrown out of opening ceremony
There were two unwanted guests at the Pyeongchang 2018 opening ceremony as impersonators of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un were escorted away.
"Fake news" was given a whole new meaning on Friday as impersonators of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un were thrown out of the opening ceremony to Pyeongchang 2018.
This year's Winter Games are taking place amid an unavoidable political context, with host nation South Korea fostering the Olympic spirit by extending the invite to neighbours North Korea, a move applauded by the IOC.
The sister of controversial North Korean president Kim was pictured shaking hands with South Korea's president Moon Jae-in at the ceremony, while the two countries' athletes entered the stadium together, under a united flag.
But away from the spotlight, two unwanted guests were escorted away as men dressed as Kim and United States president Trump - two individuals unlikely to enjoy such close companionship in reality - were led from the premises.