Amy Poehler Kids: Meet Amy Poehler’s Adorable Children Archie Arnett And Abel Arnett?

Amy Poehler is an American actress, comedian, and director who has been active in the media scenes for over two decades. Amy Poehler is the sister of an American actor, comedian, producer, and lawyer who starred in the Swedish sitcom titled “Welcome to Sweden.”

Amy Poehler bagged the Entrepreneur in Entertainment at the 2019 Women in Film Awards and the Best Actress – Television Series Musical or Comedy at the 2013 Golden Globe Awards.

Amy Poehler has starred in a number of movies and some of them include Spring Breakdown, Are You Here, They Came Together, Wine Country, Mean Girls, among others.

Amy Poehler Kids: Meet Amy Poehler’s Adorable Children Archie Arnett And Abel Arnett

Amy Poehler was previously married to Will Arnett and she has two children: Archie Arnett and Abel Arnett.

Archie Arnet is the first son of Amy Poehler and he was born in 2008, hence, he is 13 years of age. Abel Arnett is the second son of Amy Poehler and he was born in 2010, hence, he is 11 years of age.

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