Bigi Jackson - formerly known as Blanket - was photographed at the movies on Thursday and his appearance will leave you doing a double-take.
The youngest son of the "Beat It" hitmaker, Michael Jackson, stepped out solo for his afternoon at the flicks and turned heads with his statuesque height.
Michael's fans will remember Bigi as the small, shy little boy who was only seven years old when his dad died in 2009.
Now, he's a towering young man standing at least 6ft tall. In the new photos of Bigi, he looked lean and sporty in casual shorts and wearing a Star Wars t-shirt.
His mid-length hair appeared shorter than normal and he sported facial hair.
Bigi is rarely seen in public, while his siblings, Paris, 25, and Prince, 27, are fans of the spotlight.
© Jason LaVeris/GettyThe trio remain close and on Bigi's recent birthday on 21 February, Prince shared a tribute to him on social media.
Prince reposted a baby portrait of his brother that a fan account had shared.
He also shared a snapshot of the two of them with friends surrounding Bigi and wrote: "Bro is killing it! Chasing his dreams and winning awards."
© AKGSPrince was talking about Bigi winning the Best Drama award at the Santa Monica Film Festival for his work on Rochelles. He took on the role of director and screenwriter.
Bigi expressed his dreams of going into a career in the film world in the 2012 documentary, Jacksonology: Our Story.
At the time, he said: "When I grow up I want to be a director because it's fun. I make little movies when I'm at my house with cousins and friends and different things."
Bigi also remember the advice he got from his father, who said: "Follow whatever you want to do."
© Brian Prahl / SplashNews.comPrince opened up about their sibling bond during an interview on GMB.
"We have such a close relationship," he said. "And because I'm the oldest, my father would always tell me I have to make sure the group is taken care of, and that I have to kind of be the leader and lead by example."
Still, he did add: "At this point in our life it doesn't really feel like there's that hierarchy of, 'I'm the older brother.'"
© Mark SullivanHe explained: "It's more [that] we're all siblings and we're kind of all on that same level where my sister has her strengths, and my brother has his strengths, and where I'm not as strong in certain areas, they compliment me in that way."
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