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In page Alexandrina Cantacuzino:

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Upon her mother's death in 1881, the five-year-old Alexandrina was raised by her aunt, Eliza Ghica, and formally adopted by Eliza's husband, Vladimir M. Ghica.[7] With Ghica money, she was able to pursue studies abroad, in France. In or around 1899,[1] after Eliza Ghica's death,[8] Alexandrina Pallady-Ghica was living in the Romanian capital, Bucharest, where she married the aspiring politician Grigore Gheorghe Cantacuzino — known locally as Griguță Cantacuzino or, mockingly, as Prensul ("Princeling").[9] Her full name subsequently became Alexandrina Grigore Cantacuzino (sometimes shortened as Alexandrina Gr. Cantacuzino), with the inclusion of her husband's name as a patronymic.[citation needed]