Amy Carter Age, Wiki and Bio

Quick Info

Profession	Political Activist
Nationality	American
Date of Birth	19/10/1967
Age	57 years
Birthplace	Plains, Georgia, USA

Bio/Wiki

Full Name	Amy Lynn Carter
Zodiac sign	Libra
Hometown	Plains

Physical Stats & More

Height	5' 5" (165 cm)
Eye Color	Black
Hair Color	Light Golden Blonde

Educational Qualification(s)

Schools	Thaddeus Stevens School, Washington, D.C. Hardy Middle School, Washington, D.C. Woodward Academy, College Park, Georgia
Colleges	Brown University, Rhode Island, USA Memphis College of Art (MCA), Tennessee Tulane University, New Orleans (1996)
Degrees	Bachelor of Fine Arts from the MCA Master's degree in Art History from Tulane University

Personal Life

Religion	Christianity

Relationships & More

Marital Status

Marriage Date

First Marriage	01/09/1996
Second Marriage	2007

Husband/Spouse

First Husband	James Gregory Wentzel (m. 1996; div. 2005)
Second Husband	John Joseph Kelly (m. 2007)

Children

Hugo James Wentzel (bodybuilder, former TV personality)
Errol Carter Kelly

Family

Father

Jimmy Carter (politician, humanitarian) (deceased)

Mother

Rosalynn Carter (writer, activist, humanitarian)

Siblings

Brothers	James Carter (politician) Donnel Carter (writer) Jack Carter (politician, businessman)
Sisters	None

Career

Summary	Amy Carter has been actively involved in political activism throughout her life. Her notable moments include being arrested during a protest against CIA recruitment while studying at Brown University, which led to a high-profile trial. She has contributed to her father's initiatives at the Carter Center, promoting human rights and diplomacy.

Some Lesser Known Facts

Amy Carter was chosen by her family and named from a Webster’s Dictionary before her birth.
She lived in the Georgia Governor’s mansion starting in 1970 after her father was elected governor.
As a child, she lived in the White House and received significant media attention for being the first young child there since John F. Kennedy’s presidency.
Amy had a Siamese cat named Misty Malarky Ying Yang, the last cat to live in the White House until Bill Clinton's era.
She notably enjoyed roller-skating in the White House and had a treehouse on the South lawn, where Secret Service agents ensured her safety during slumber parties.
Amy's nanny was an African American woman who joined through a Georgia prison release program.
She was seen reading children's books during a state dinner hosted for Canada's Prime Minister at the age of nine.
She participated in significant political discussions, including a notable debate about nuclear arms with her father.
Amy also protested against apartheid and CIA activities while studying at Brown University.