Access Kids Week: ‘Desperate’s’ Rachel Fox

On Monday, we got to know piano prodigy and “Heroes” star Noah Gray-Cabey. Now, as Access Hollywood’s Kids Week continues, we hit the set of “Desperate Housewives” to meet up with Rachel Fox ? better known as the pint-sized thorn in Felicity Huffman’s side.

“Have a seat, let’s talk!” Rachel told our Access cameras.

But beware! As anyone who watches the Women of Wisteria’s weekly chaos knows, this little girl has quite a dark side.

Just ask co-star Doug Savant, who jumped into our interview with Rachel.

“You’re an evil child! Get the camera away, you’re an evil child,” Doug laughed.

Of course, to be fair, it’s all in a day’s work for Rachel, who brings mom Victoria to work with her each day. But while Kayla may be Felicity’s worst nightmare on the show, in real life, Rachel is as sweet as sugar.

“I don’t like her. She’s mean to Lynette,” Rachel says of her character. “Everytime I watch that scene of Kayla walking up the stairs bonking the doll’s head on the stairs I feel like crying. It hurts so badly.”

And her “Desperate” co-stars are full of praise.

“You have got this little pro in this little body. She is amazing,” Felicity Huffman told us. “She is so talented.”

And Rachel is enjoying all the same perks of fame the “Desperate” divas enjoy.

“It’s like getting pampered and all that stuff,” Rachel beamed from the hair and makeup chair. “I love getting pampered!”

Plus, she’s got some big plans for the future.

“I’m saving for my future mansion,” she smiled.

And don?t laugh? she’s well on her way.

In fact, it was one episode of “Alias” where she played a young Jennifer Garner that led to her landing her “Desperate” role.

“I was in the pool just playing with my friends and all and my mom came down and said, ‘Rachel, you booked it.’ It was such an amazing part of my life,” Rachel said.

And this multi-talented girl also likes to dance and she count’s “High School Musical’s” Zac Efron as her biggest crush.

“He’s so cute. He’s like the hottie of the world,” she laughed.

But at just 10 years old, she insists she is not ready for boys.

“I’m too young to have a boyfriend,” she insists. “I say why do it now if I’m just gonna do it when I’m older. I have all the love I need from my parents and stuff.”