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Lori Kay Wagner, a strikingly voluptuous blonde bombshell, was born on August 11, 1952, in Whittier, California. She won several beauty contests early in her entertainment career. In the early 1970s, Wagner briefly attended California State College. Using the pseudonym Octavia Corriell, she appeared in a nude pictorial for the May 1975 issue of "Penthouse" magazine. In 1977, Lori performed in Broadway productions of "Hair" and "Let My People Come."
On screen, she portrayed Agrippina, Caligula's younger sister, in both the controversial film *Caligula* (1979) and the Italian soft-core comedy *Messalina, Messalina* (1977). Wagner and fellow "Penthouse" Pet Anneka Di Lorenzo shared a steamy lesbian scene in *Caligula*, which was featured as a pictorial in the June 1980 and February 1991 issues of "Penthouse"—with Lori also posing for a new pictorial in the latter issue. After the critical and commercial failure of *Caligula*, Lori took a break from acting for eight years before returning in a minor role in *Trained to Kill* (1989). She also appeared as a female mud wrestler in the mainstream comedy *UHF* (1989).
In the mid-1990s, Wagner appeared in several adult films, including *Frankenpenis* (1994) alongside John Wayne Bobbitt. In 1995, she competed in the Nudes A Poppin' 2 strip/dance contest at the Ponderosa Sun Club in Roselawn, Indiana, and in 1996, she tried her hand at comedy. She worked part-time as a stripper at the Crazy Horse Two Club in Las Vegas and took part in the Topless Dancer World Championships at the Stardust Hotel in 1999. Her final adult film appearance was in *Older Women, Hotter Sex* (2000).
Following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Wagner wrote the song "Everything Changed (That Morning)." Today, Lori Kay Wagner is a dedicated environmental activist based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
