No, absolutely not. They were enemies. Although Cleopatra tried to seduce Augustus/Octavian, by making him "understand" her actions, Octavian would have nothing to do with her and in fact, would not even look at her when they spoke.
No there are no one left from Cleopatra's family. Augustus Caesar killed her children.
Cleopatra died by suicide when Egypt was being invaded by Augustus Caesar.
The Roman emperor that ruled after Cleopatra was Octavian or Augustus Caesar as he was later named.
Caesar I
Cleopatra had one child that she said was fathered by Julius Caesar. Caesar denied it.
Caesar adopted Octavian, his grandnephew, because he had no male heir (not counting the son he had had with Cleopatra since the Romans would have never accepted him as ruler). Caesar needed an heir because he wanted his descendants to rule after him (he wanted to be an emperor)
No, Mark Antony committed suicide with his lover Cleopatra
Octavian, or Augustus Caesar
Cleopatra's reign ended in 30 b.c. when she commited suicide to save herself and Mark Antony from being killed by Augustus Caesar. Also Mark Antony killed himself first, because he and Cleopatra had just been defeated by Augustus Caesar and he mistakenly thought Cleopatra was dead. then Cleopatra let a deadly snake bite her. HOPE THIS HELPS! halla warner
He oversaw the deaths of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, and installed a Roman governor of Egypt.
No, Augustus Caesar is not single.
Cleopatra had children with Marc Antony and she claimed that her oldest son was from Julius Caesar. However there is doubt about this claim.