Rarely seen royal leaves fans baffled as he steps out for Easter service with King Charles

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King Charles was accompanied by just a select group of Royal Family members at the traditional Easter Sunday church service at Windsor Castle today.It was the monarch's biggest public appearance since revealing that he had been diagnosed with cancer in February but compared to last year's service, there were significantly less members of the Firm in attendance.Most notably, the Princess of Wales was not present after she released an emotional video message on March 22 to publicly announce that she had also received a cancer diagnosis.However, those who were able to attend include Princess Anne and her husband Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, Prince Andrew and Sarah, Duchess of York, as well as Prince Edward and Sophie Wessex the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh - and one final royal.Edward and Sophie's 16-year-old son, James, the Earl of Wessex, was the youngest royal at the service and blew fans away as he looked almost unrecognisable, thanks to a huge growth spurt, the Mirror reports.The teen who is a nephew of the King and the late Queen's youngest grandchild looked smart in a suit as he towered over his mum Sophie, in her purple coat, while he appeared to be close in height to his dad, Edward.Royal fans were baffled by how tall the rarely-seen royal had become with one saying taking to X, formerly Twitter to write: "Oh my God, James is so grown up." Another penned: "Can we talk about the height of James, Earl of Wessex, huh?!?" A third remarked: "He is so tall now."James, who is the younger brother of Lady Louise Windsor, is 15th in line to the throne and was given the title, Earl of Wessex, last year when his parents were made Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh.He has mostly grown up away from the public eye with his