Agrippina, aware of Messalina's hold on Claudius, conspired against her, using her own charms to win over the emperor. In a shocking turn of events, Claudius, now under Agrippina's influence, ordered Messalina's execution. The once-powerful mistress was beheaded, allegedly on the orders of the emperor himself.
Agrippina, aware of Messalina's hold on Claudius, conspired against her, using her own charms to win over the emperor. In a shocking turn of events, Claudius, now under Agrippina's influence, ordered Messalina's execution. The once-powerful mistress was beheaded, allegedly on the orders of the emperor himself.