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Bambi Bouvier (née Petitbois), occasionally referred to as Great-Grandma Bouvier is the daughter and only child of Henri Petitbois and Marie St. Jacques.
History[]
She married Pépé Bouvier and had five children: Clancy Bouvier, Charlene Bouvier, JoJo Bouvier, Chester Bouvier and Arthur Bouvier. Like most Bouvier women, she smoked.
Bambi is the late paternal grandmother of Marge, Patty and Selma Bouvier, the posthumous grandmother-in-law of Homer Simpson on his father-in-law's side, the posthumous maternal great-grandmother of Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Maggie Simpson, on their maternal grandfather's side, and the adoptive maternal great-grandmother of Ling Bouvier, and also the late mother-in-law of Jacqueline Bouvier (Homer's mother-in-law).
In her youth, she was a flapper. When Marge was young, she owned a dog named Fetchy. She once told Marge the song "Brandy" was based on Marge's paternal grandfather's life. Selma Bouvier sung "Brandy" as a lullaby to her niece Lisa Simpson.[1]
She had a secret drinking problem and bought a Confederate themed Liquor Lad whiskey bottle to conceal it. In an attempt to hide the fact that she had a drinking problem, she claimed that the bottle was actually a family heirloom that dated back from the Civil War. Marge never found out about it until she attempted to sell it to Cockamamie's nostalgia shop to get enough money to fix their gas main.[2]
Appearances[]
Book – The Simpsons Uncensored Family Album
Episode – "Homer's Phobia" (Probably mentioned)
