Amy Poehler may be busy starring and producing "Parks and Recreation," but she's managed to make time for a myriad of male counterparts in all aspects of life.

After keeping quiet following their divorce last September, "Arrested Development" star Will Arnett is finally speaking up regarding their separation after a nine-year marriage.

"I've found my happiness," says the 43-year-old father-of-two to E1 Online. "If going to the gym obsessively for eight, nine months was my way of dealing, then let that be my worst problem."

"Life is challenging, and I'd say that there's no guidebook-but there's about a million guidebooks out there. All people have been doing since the dawn of time is trying to figure out how to live this life and be happy. I'm no different."

Arnett and Poehler share custody of their two children, four-year-old Archie and two-year-old Abel.

Though Poehler has remained politely hush-hush about the split, she has shown her progress by publically courting comedian Nick Kroll at the Life Achievement Gala on June 6.

"Things are going well," says a source to Us Magazine.

"They have a lot of fun together obviously and are both real big fans of each other."

But fans of the 41-year-old actress may very well recognize her most public relationship, the on-screen marriage she shares with Adam Scott on NBC's critical darling "Parks and Recreation."

"She's my favorite actress. We're good friends [in real life], and then when we have scenes together, there's just this thing that clicks. Honestly, when I see on the call sheet that we have a scene together, I still get really excited," gushes the former "Party Down" star.

"It's always something different. It's not like we revert back to some holding pattern that we have. She always totally surprises me, and I always try to surprise her, although I'm a much less agile performer than she is in a lot of ways."

According to The Huffington Post, Scott, who has been married to wife Naomi Scott since 2005, wholly attributes his chemistry with Poehler to the writing.

"All along, [creator] Mike [Schur] and the writers have written [this relationship] so spot-on and so perfectly that the audience was able to go on that journey with the characters and really watch it unfold."

"I'm proud of being in this business relationship that really feels real. Amy and I also care very much for the characters and the relationship, so we also didn't want to push it where it wasn't already naturally occurring."