As a mythology expert, I can tell you that in Norse mythology, Loki is often depicted as a shape-shifting trickster and is not typically associated with having a wife. However, he is known to have had various romantic and sexual encounters, resulting in a number of offspring. The most well-known of his offspring are Hel, the goddess of the dead; the wolf Fenrir; and the serpent Jörmungandr, who encircles the world. Loki's relationships are complex and often involve deception or trickery, which is a hallmark of his character.

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Odin was furious, but Sigyn noted that as his wife, she was duty-bound to Loki for life. Odin made her the goddess of fidelity for her endurance, and banished Loki from Asgard. In their marriage, Sigyn mothered two sons with Loki, Narvi and V��li, although both of them died young.read more >>