Aemilia Lepida (1st century CE) was the wife of Galba; with whom she bore two sons before her death. Galba was devoted to his wife and so was completely uninterested when Agrippina the Younger; fourth wife of Tiberius and mother of Nero; then a widow; made countless shameless advances on Galba; wishing for him to divorce Lepida and marry her instead. It is said that on one occasion; Lepida's mother publicly reprimanded Agrippina in public and slapped her in the face. Lepida died relatively young; and so did her sons; and his love for her meant that Galba never remarried.