Princess Penelope
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| Penelope Mountbatten-Habsburg-Hohenzollern-Mulan-Pocahontas | |
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| Gender | 
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| Hair | Brown |
| Age | 30s |
| Occupation | Former costar on Krusty the Clown's show |
| Relatives | Boyfriend: Krusty Krustofsky (former) |
| First Appearance | "Once Upon a Time in Springfield" |
| Voiced By | Anne Hathaway |
Penelope Mountbatten-Habsburg-Hohenzollern-Mulan-Pocahontas was a new addition on The Krusty the Clown Show in order to attract more female viewers.
History 
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Penelope was a new addition to the Krusty the Clown show, as his producers found out that they were losing the female demographic. Krusty accepted the new addition, only to get tired of her girly antics very soon, quickly losing male viewers instead. When Krusty tried to confront Penelope however, she revealed to him how she joined mainly because of him, being his biggest fan since childhood. After this revelation, Krusty and Penelope start a relationship.
The Krusty the Clown Show episodes soon after show them singing love songs to one another, with Krusty culminating in asking Penelope's hand in marriage, to which she agrees heartily. At their wedding day, Bart and Milhouse try to sabotage the ceremony by showing Penelope Krusty's array of ex-wives, including Holly Hippie and Eartha Kitt, both of whom despise him. Penelope still desires to be wed to Krusty, but Krusty decides that he is not worth Penelope's love and cancels the wedding
Penelope then moves to France and sings songs on her guitar at a local café. When walking on the Seine river bridge, she looks down at the water. A boat passes by, and she sees Krusty's reflection in the water. She turns around, expecting to see him, only to see nothing. Krusty is actually there though, he was just in the water. She flings herself in the water, and the two float down the river, staying afloat using Penelope's wooden guitar's case.[1]
She has her own handbag brand.
Appearances Edit
Episode – "Once Upon a Time in Springfield"
- Episode – "Loan-a Lisa" (Mentioned)
- Episode – "Them, Robot" (Seen in couch gag)
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