The 'Grace & Frankie' star recalled a story of a time when she rescued her grandson from a bear in the most epic way.

Jane Fonda once scared a wild bear away from her grandson’s crib, she revealed on Netflix’s Skip Intro podcast. Appearing with her son Troy O’Donovan Garity, who told most of the story, Fonda said she’d only “just learned” what to do when you encounter a bear.

The actress "got very big" to frighten the creature before pushing it out of her New Mexico home, she recalled during a recent podcast appearance

Jane Fonda saved her grandson from a bear. The 87-year-old actress was living "out in the wild" in New Mexico and looking after her daughter Vanessa Vadim's son Malcolm, now 25, when she found the creature looming over him in his crib so took swift action to scare the animal away.

Jane Fonda bravely pushed a bear out of her house while protecting her grandson, Malcolm Vadim, during a frightening encounter decades ago

Jane Fonda revealed the heroic yet harrowing moment a wild bear threatened the safety of her grandson and she fought back, because of course she did – she’s Jane Fonda. The Book Club icon, 87 confirmed the scary encounter during Netflix’s podcast Skip Intro alongside her son,

A walk on the wild side. Jane Fonda once scared off a bear that was sniffing around her grandson’s crib before it left a memento of its visit. The “Grace & Frankie” star‘s son, Troy O’Donovan Garity,