When worlds collide in the entertainment industry, unforeseen connections often emerge. One such intriguing revelation is that the voice behind one of TV’s most iconic characters, Bart Simpson, is actually the aunt of rising pop sensation Sabrina Carpenter.
Yes, you heard that right! Nancy Cartwright, the voice actress known for her work on “The Simpsons,” recently confirmed this long-standing rumor, and fans can’t contain their excitement.

Nancy Cartwright is a veteran in the voice acting world and has been the voice of Bart Simpson for over three decades. Her talent has breathed life into so many characters, including Ralph Wiggum, Todd Flanders, Nelson Muntz, and even Maggie Simpson. But who thought that behind the scenes, she was related to another star?
TikTok Reveals a Family Secret
In a recent TikTok video, Cartwright responded to a fan question about her connection to Sabrina Carpenter.
“Yeah! Absolutely!” she replied, a proud auntie written all over her smile.
“Isn’t that amazing? Maybe you’ve known me for a little while, doing this little 10-year-old boy for 35 some years — and some of you guys for way less than that — and find out that I’m related to this superstar.”
She concluded with a heartfelt, “She’s pretty amazing,” confirming they were family.
The video caption echoed her sentiments: “The rumors are true! Sabrina Carpenter is my niece! 🥰.”
Fans of both stars flooded the comments section with excitement and surprise.
One user humorously remarked, “But why does Sabrina being related to Bart Simpson make so much sense??? It really is a family attitude 🤣🥰🤣.”
Another animatedly asked, “Can we hear Bart sing espresso?! PLEASEEEEE.”
The pride in the aunt’s voice was palpable, and the internet couldn’t get enough of this delightful revelation.

The Legacy of Nancy Cartwright
Nancy Cartwright has a well-documented her extensive career in voice acting. Apart from “The Simpsons,” she has voiced ” Rufus in “Kim Possible,” Mindy in “Animaniacs,” and Chuckie in “Rugrats, to name a few. Her distinctive voice has been a staple in many childhoods, creating a legacy that spans generations. With all these under her wings, her connection to Sabrina Carpenter could just be the most popular of her stories.
Sabrina Carpenter, on the other hand, has carved out her own impressive niche in the entertainment world. She started young, lending her voice to characters on Disney Channel’s “Phineas and Ferb” before earning fame for her role as Maya Hart in “Girl Meets World.”
However, acting is not her only talent. She has also had a successful music career that has seen her touring globally and curtain-raising for stars like Ariana Grande and Taylor Swift.
Sabrina Carpenter’s Musical Triumphs
Recently, the Pennsylvania-born musician has been making waves. Her latest single, “Please Please Please,” soared to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart, following the success of her previous hit, “Espresso,” which peaked at No. 3. The two hits are part of her upcoming album, “Short n’ Sweet,” set to be released in August. With her Coachella debut earlier this year and a tour to support her new album on the horizon, her star will surely continue to rise.

This connection between Nancy Cartwright and Sabrina Carpenter isn’t just about shared bloodlines; it highlights how diversified talents can be in a family. While Cartwright has made her mark with her voice-acting genius, Carpenter is taking the music world by storm with her powerful vocals and catchy tunes. Their careers, though different, share a common thread of impressing audiences with their melodic voices.
As we look forward to more from both Nancy and Sabrina, one thing is clear: this family connection has added a surprising twist to the narratives of two already amazing careers. Whether through Bart Simpson’s mischievous antics or Sabrina Carpenter’s chart-topping hits, the Cartwright-Carpenter lineage is one to watch and celebrate.