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Myrtle (also known as Gran-Gran) is Albert's girlfriend and eventual wife, and the Loud kids' step-grandmother, who’s introduced in "Insta-gran".

Biography[]

Early life[]

Growing up, Myrtle was an only child and never had a family of her own due to spending majority of her life traveling.

As a young woman, she was a secret agent who was in fake marriages with her partners as part of their cover. She has since retired but not her partners. Thus, she had to keep her past a secret to ensure the safety of her former colleagues. At some point, she met the Loud kids' maternal grandfather, Albert and begin dating him. Myrtle eventually moved into Royal Woods and started residing at Sunset Canyon to be with Albert more.

Myrtle was introduced to the Loud family by Albert in "Insta-gran", where she had dinner with the family and learned about her children. She came over the next day where she did things that annoyed the children, causing them to resent her over what she did. The Loud siblings conspired to break her and Albert up by making it look like she was flirting with Seymour. After understanding that she doesn't have a family of her own, the Loud children regretted their actions, get over with their resentment over her and even apologized to Albert. As they celebrated Myrtle's birthday, she planned to visit them tomorrow until Albert suggested she reschedule it to Sunday since Albert got tickets to the R.V. show, she was also very proud of the children who accepted her as their "Gran-Gran".

In "Racing Hearts", she and Albert compete together in the Royal Woods Astonishing Quest.

In "Cooked!", Myrtle was seen with Albert when they and their fellow elderly friends took advantage of Leni's bingo promotion at Lynn's Table.

In "Present Tense", she and Albert appear on a picture inside Lynn Sr.'s scrapbook.

In "Leader of the Rack", she and Albert go to buy athletic wear at Reininger's.

In "Geriantics", she’s seen having lunch with Albert, Lisa, Seymour and Bernie. Later, towards the end of the episode she dances with Albert.

In "Resident Upheaval", it's revealed that Myrtle doesn't live at Sunset Canyons and only goes there to visit Albert. Due to an opening being available, Lincoln and Albert plan to get her in. Her only other competitor for the room is Gayle McBride causing Lincoln and Clyde to cozy up to Sunset Canyon Retirement Home board members Bernie and Seymour. When Scoots list left with the deciding vote, he proposes that the grandmothers fight each other in different rounds with Tyler keeping score. Lincoln and Clyde had to pose as them in order to keep their grandmothers from actually fighting each other. When the disguise is found out, Scoots annuls the contest. After Lincoln and Clyde discover that Scoots was actually living in a double room which she hid in order to store her scooter and Tyler's motorcycle, Scoots moves to another room causing Myrtle and Gayle to become roommates.

In "Electshunned", she was seen when Leni makes a speech about supporting a new touchscreen pudding machine.

In "Scoop Snoop", she was seen when Scoots orders the seniors to dump pudding on Mick Swagger after Katherine Mulligan blew his cover while disguised as an old person.

In "Pop Pop the Question", the kids found out that Myrtle has been known under various aliases and had multiple marriages, none of which remained as the husbands mysteriously vanished. Fearing that Pop-Pop would suffer the same fate, they chased them to a canyon, only to see Myrtle push him off a cliff. It was revealed that they were only going rock climbing, and Myrtle revealed her past secret agent life. She also revealed that she brought Pop-Pop there to propose to him (which Pop-Pop had also planned to do).

Personality[]

Immediately upon meeting the Loud family, Myrtle was shown to be smothering the Loud kids, due to her not having a family of her own. She has the traits of a stereotypical grandmother, such as knitting her "grandkids" sweaters and hanging around with them. Myrtle is also shown to be very forgiving, as she showed no signs of anger towards her step-grandchildren when they interfered twice between her and Albert.

Despite her smothering and loving personality, she's not above fighting back.

Appearance[]

Myrtle has a red sleeveless shirt, yellow circular earrings, white bracelet, brown slacks, white slip-on shoes and dark brown hair styled into a beehive, red lipstick, blue eye shadow and a black mole around her chin. Myrtle has also been seen wearing a blue and white polka dotted bandanna around her head when she’s cleaning.

In her youth, Myrtle wore her hair back in a long and large ponytail held down with a red scrunchie. She wore a black suit with red cuffs and shirt underneath, black slacks and leather boots.

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