Dennis Rodman is looking to continue his diplomacy tour later this month when he would like to sit down and have a chat with the next Pope. Rodman who is fresh off of his visit to North Korea, feels like it will somehow be a good move to bend the ear of the new Pope. We have no clue why, or if it will happen but it does seem like he will be in Rome when the white smoke appears. We aren’t sure Dennis will have time considering he is already planning on going on vacation with Kim Jong Un.
The Worm spoke with TMZ:
Rodman tells TMZ … his “people” in Rome have been in touch with the muckety mucks at the Vatican and they’re trying to arrange a sit-down with the next person to don the big funny hat.
Rodman — who wants to be there when the white smoke fills the air — is gambling just a bit, because the Cardinals are voting today and Rodman won’t land until late tonight. But our top Catholic source — Shevonne — tells us … it’s unlikely anyone will get the nod on the first vote.
As for what Dennis wants to accomplish … he tells TMZ, “I want to be anywhere in the world that I’m needed … I want to spread a message of peace and love throughout the world.”

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