Tiberius had complicated private life

One of the most interesting facts about Tiberius can be considered that he had many complicated marriages. In BC 19, Tiberius wed Vipsania Agrippina, the daughter of Augustus's son-in-law. Although their relationship was incredibly seamless, it was short-lived. As Tiberius was requested to leave her and wed Julia, Augustus' daughter, they were split apart.

Despite having previously been married twice, Julia has sadly left a widow. Tiberius and Vipsania separated in 11 BC, the same year that he wed Julia. Vipsania, however, was forced to wed a senator.

Even though they were separated, they were still able to see one another. Knowing this, Augustus gave Tiberius the directive to never again meet Vipsania.

Tiberius had a son called Drusus who underwent emperor training. Unfortunately, Sejanus killed him in 23 CE with the help of Livilla, Drusus's wife.