I’m so into this girl. There’s just something about her. She interesting and cool-looking and the camera loves her and she hates the camera and it’s all just so damn beautiful to watch. She’s everything that Rumer tries so hard to be — she just does it effortlessly. Oh, Tallulah, I can’t wait until you grow up and hit the party scene and there can be pictures of you every day and I can just wallow in your wonderfulness.

Here’s Tallulah with mom Demi Moore leaving a private party in Hollywood. She hid her face from the paps in every picture in this set except for this one, where she looks just thrilled to be photographed.

Sweet Tallulah, be mine forever!

Update: Yeah, this is Scout, not Tallulah. Never trust the paparazzi. What’s really sad, though, is that she’s still way more interesting on camera than Rumer, who seems to be the only one of the Willis-ettes who actually wants to be famous.

Mark my words on this, people. I’m just saying now that I called it. And if I’m still doing this shit in five years I will refer you all back to this post when she’s ridiculously famous. Also, if I’m still doing this shit in five years, kill me.

Rumer’s the oldest, and she’s kind of tip-toeing onto the celebutante scene, and we’re trying to welcome her because God knows we need some new blood around here, but the fact is she’s not all that attractive or interesting and photos of her tend to fall a little flat.

But Tallulah? Look at her. The camera loves this girl. Your eye immediately goes to her. She has that thing. She just looks like trouble. She’s only 13 now, so you’ve gotta give her a few years to build up a drug habit, but I guarantee you people this girl is going to be all over these blogs by 2011 or so.

At the Live Free or Die Hard premiere in NYC.