Mr Pence said in a Fox News meet that such a move would be an "awesome misstep" by the North Korean pioneer.
Mr Pence likewise said there was "no doubt" that Mr Trump could leave the 12 June summit.
North Korea has debilitated to haul out of the gathering after remarks by US National Security Adviser John Bolton.
The nation responded irately when Mr Bolton proposed it would take after a "Libya display" of denuclearisation.
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Libya's previous pioneer Muammar Gaddafi concurred with Western powers in 2003 to disassemble his program as a byproduct of the lifting of approvals. After eight years he was slaughtered because of Western-sponsored rebels.
North Korea is additionally irate at current US-South Korea military bores and has ended chats with the South accordingly.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in plans to meet Mr Trump in Washington on Tuesday to talk about plans for the summit.
Mr Pence said that Mr Trump would leave the arranged Singapore meeting.
"I don't think President Trump is contemplating advertising, he's reasoning about peace," the VP said.
The New York Times gave an account of Sunday that the US president is asking helpers and guides whether he should keep on going forward with the summit.
In the interim, a gathering of writers from the UK, US, Russia and China has flown in to North Korea from Beijing to cover the function denoting the destroying of the nation's atomic test site in the not so distant future.
The correct planning for the service at the Punggye-ri site presently can't seem to be declared.
After the most recent atomic test there in September, Chinese specialists revealed an enormous crumple which could undermine the solidness of the encompassing mountains.
Just media are going to the function, not master screens, and the welcome to South Korean journalists was pulled back in the midst of the continuous spat over the military drills.
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