Rumer Willis' entire family and new boyfriend attend 'House Bunny' premiere

Rumer Willis is one of the stars in the new comedy The House Bunny, which is out in the US tomorrow. It features Anna Farris as a Playboy playmate kicked out of Hef's mansion who just happens to stumble upon a sorority of geeky college chicks in need of makeovers and someone to show them the way to hotness. The premise seems tired and more than a little sexist, but the trailer makes it look like it could be funny.

Rumer, 20, stepped out with her new boyfriend, actor Micah Alberti, 24. Alberti used to play James Edward Martin on All My Children and has had guest roles on 8 Simple Rules and Smallville. He's pretty attractive and that's great for Rumer that she landed a live one.

Rumer's divorced mom and dad, Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, were both there with their younger partners. Bruce, 53, was there with his Demi lookalike, actress Emma Heming, 30, and Demi, 45, was with her 30 year-old husband, Ashton Kutcher. Rumer's sisters Tallullah, 14, and Scout, 17, were also there.

People Magazine reports that the whole family sat together inside the theater, and that the last time they all made a public appearance was for the 2003 premiere of Demi's film Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle. Rumer said her family 'has always just been very supportive,' and that she's 'very grateful.'

A lot of people make fun of Rumer because she's not a traditional beauty yet has no hangups about her appearance. I kind of admire her, I must admit. She said last month that 'There's so much pressure to look a certain way, and I don't fit the convention. But it's okay if you're not the perfect picture...

Everyone can feel out of place, but it's not about whether you're popular or nerdy. As long as you're comfortable with yourself, and your friends and family love you, that's all that matters.'

I don't quite think that's the message of her first feature film. They probably stuck some feel-good stuff in there to make it seem as if they're not touting beauty over character despite the fact that everything will surely get better for those girls once they slap on some makeup and do their hair.

Here's the trailer for the film. It made me laugh a few times.


Here are photos from the premiere, thanks to WENN and Fame. Also shown Hugh Heffner with the real House Bunnies, Kendra Wilkinson, Bridget Marquardt, and Holly Madison, Anna Farris, and Katherine McPhee.