Nancy Cartwright smiling at the 2011 Veterans Day parade in Phoenix, holding a microphone
Nancy Cartwright, the voice of Bart Simpson, turns 69 on October 25, with fans sending birthday love. Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Nancy Cartwright Turns 69 as Simpsons Fans Send Birthday Love

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Nancy Cartwright turns 69 on Sunday, October 25, 2026, and fans of The Simpsons are sending birthday love to the woman behind one of television’s most famous voices.

Cartwright, born in 1957, has voiced Bart Simpson since The Simpsons began, making Bart’s catchphrases part of global pop culture, according to birthday listings published this weekend.

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Her birthday is listed alongside Katy Perry, Ciara and Craig Robinson in today’s celebrity birthdays, according to the listings, giving Simpsons fans a reason to celebrate alongside pop fans.

Cartwright has also voiced other characters on the show, and her work has earned her an Emmy Award, according to career retrospectives.

Why fans are talking about it

Fans marking her birthday online have shared favourite Bart moments, from early seasons to recent episodes, proof that her voice work still resonates with viewers of all ages.

At 69, Cartwright remains an active part of The Simpsons, and her birthday is a chance to celebrate a performer whose voice has been part of family viewing for more than three decades.

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For now, the story rests on what has been reported above, and no further announcement has been confirmed beyond those reports. That matters for readers, because celebrity news often moves in stages: a sighting, a social media post, a source report, and only later a direct statement from the people involved.

Fans following this story will be watching for that next stage, whether it comes as a post from the star themselves, a comment from a representative, or simply another public appearance that adds context. Until then, the safest way to follow it is to separate what has been seen and reported from what is still rumour, and to treat unconfirmed claims as unconfirmed.

That is also why these personal stories travel so far. They are not just about famous names; they are about weddings, babies, birthdays, reunions and farewells, the same milestones that matter in ordinary lives, played out in public. Readers will keep sharing, discussing and celebrating them, and ReportRig will keep updating the picture as soon as a verified new detail emerges.

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