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'''Alexandra Gentry-Ravenna, Lady Gentilis-Ravenna''', <small> MC SFN</small> (b. 20 August 1966) is a [[Latium|Latin]] politician and noblewoman of [[Ghant|Ghantish]] origin, who has been a [[Senate of the Latin Empire|Senator]] for Portus Rasna since 2010 as a member of the [[Progressive Party of Latium|Progressive Party]]. She has served as the Progressive Party Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport since 18 June 2018.  
'''Alexandra Gentry-Ravenna, Lady Gentilis-Ravenna''', <small> MC SFN</small> (b. 20 August 1966) is a [[Latium|Latin]] politician and noblewoman of [[Ghant|Ghantish]] origin, who has been a [[Senate of the Latin Empire|Senator]] for Portus Rasna since 2010 as a member of the [[Progressive Party of Latium|Progressive Party]]. She has served as the Progressive Party Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport since 18 June 2018.  
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She is the youngest child and only daughter of [[Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna]] and Princess Julia <!--or Claudia--> of Ghant. In 1990, she married [[Prince Louis Ferdinand, Duke of Rahdenburg|Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Liothidia]]. Her marriage to Louis Ferdinand ended in 1997 with a divorce after rumors of domestic violence and a tumultuous relationship plagued by affairs. Gentilis-Ravenna has two children: [[Prince Wilhem of Liothidia|Wilhem]] and [[Prince Reinhardt of Liothidia|Reinhardt]].  
She is the youngest child and only daughter of [[Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna]] and Princess Julia <!--or Claudia--> of Ghant. In 1990, she married [[Prince Louis Ferdinand, Duke of Rahdenburg|Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Liothidia]]. Her marriage to Louis Ferdinand ended in 1997 with a divorce after rumors of domestic violence and a tumultuous relationship plagued by affairs. Gentilis-Ravenna has two children: [[Prince Wilhem of Liothidia|Wilhem]] and [[Prince Reinhardt of Liothidia|Reinhardt]].  
==Early life==
==Early life==
Gentilis-Ravenna was born on 20 August 1966 at Palatium Ravennae, in [[Ravenna]], as the youngest child and only daughter of [[Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna]] and Princess Julia <!--or Claudia--> of Ghant. She was educated at Lyceum Ravennae-Sancta Sophia in Ravenna for her primary and secondary schooling. In 1986, she enrolled at the University of Ravenna where she studied Literature.  
Gentilis-Ravenna was born on 20 August 1966 at Palatium Ravennae, in [[Ravenna]], as the youngest child and only daughter of [[Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna]] and Princess Julia <!--or Claudia--> of Ghant. She was educated at Lyceum Ravennae-Sancta Sophia in Ravenna for her primary and secondary schooling. In 1986, she enrolled at the University of St Ambrose-Ravenna where she studied Literature.  


She is a relative of the [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin Imperial]] and [[Monarchy of Ghant|Ghantish Imperial]] families by way of her great-great-grandparents, [[Prince Albert of Ghant]] and [[Princess Silvia of Latium]].  
She is a relative of the [[Monarchy of Latium|Latin Imperial]] and [[Monarchy of Ghant|Ghantish Imperial]] families by way of her great-great-grandparents, [[Prince Albert of Ghant]] and [[Princess Silvia of Latium]].  
==Political career==
==Political career==
Gentilis-Ravenna was selected as the [[Progressive Party of Latium|Progressive Party's]] candidate for the open [[Senate of the Latin Empire|Senate]] seat of Portus Rasna, in [[Ravenna]], ahead of the [[Latin general election, 2010|2010 election]]. She was elected with a majority of 4,787 votes over the incumbent, Theophilius Cantilius of the [[Conservative and Imperial Party|Conservative Party]]. Since joining the Senate, she has been considered one of the more left-leaning members of the Progressive Party.
Gentilis-Ravenna was selected as a [[Progressive Party of Latium|Progressive Party]] list candidate for [[Senate of Latium|Senate]] ahead of the [[Latin general election, 2010|2010 election]]. Since joining the Senate, she has been considered one of the more left-leaning members of the Progressive Party.


She was re-elected in [[Latin general election, 2014|2014]], and again in [[Latin general election, 2017|2017]], though by lesser margins in each subsequent election. Her 2017 victory was one of the closest elections in Latin history, with Gentilis-Ravenna only winning by 37 votes.
She was re-elected in [[Latin general election, 2014|2014]], and again in [[Latin general election, 2017|2017]].


On 18 June 2018, Gentilis-Ravenna joined the Progressive {{wp|Shadow cabinet|frontbench}} of [[Flavia Lepera]] as the party's Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport.  
On 18 June 2018, Gentilis-Ravenna joined the Progressive {{wp|Shadow cabinet|frontbench}} of [[Flavia Lepera]] as the party's Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport.  
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==Ancestry==
==Ancestry==
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The Right Honorable
Lady Gentilis-Ravenna
MC SFN
Maura Tierney (cropped).jpg
Progressive Party Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport
Assumed office
17 June 2018
LeaderFlavia Lepera
ShadowingEmilian Potitius
Preceded byMarcus Statilius
Senator
Assumed office
18 May 2010
Personal details
Born
Alexandra Gentilis-Ravenna Elena

(1966-08-20) 20 August 1966 (age 58)
Ravenna, Latium
Political partyProgressive
Spouse(s)
Children3
Alma materUniversity of St Ambrose-Ravenna

Alexandra Gentry-Ravenna, Lady Gentilis-Ravenna, MC SFN (b. 20 August 1966) is a Latin politician and noblewoman of Ghantish origin, who has been a Senator for Portus Rasna since 2010 as a member of the Progressive Party. She has served as the Progressive Party Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport since 18 June 2018.

She is the youngest child and only daughter of Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna and Princess Julia of Ghant. In 1990, she married Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Liothidia. Her marriage to Louis Ferdinand ended in 1997 with a divorce after rumors of domestic violence and a tumultuous relationship plagued by affairs. Gentilis-Ravenna has two children: Wilhem and Reinhardt.

Early life

Gentilis-Ravenna was born on 20 August 1966 at Palatium Ravennae, in Ravenna, as the youngest child and only daughter of Victor Gentry-Ravenna, 3rd Duke of Ravenna and Princess Julia of Ghant. She was educated at Lyceum Ravennae-Sancta Sophia in Ravenna for her primary and secondary schooling. In 1986, she enrolled at the University of St Ambrose-Ravenna where she studied Literature.

She is a relative of the Latin Imperial and Ghantish Imperial families by way of her great-great-grandparents, Prince Albert of Ghant and Princess Silvia of Latium.

Political career

Gentilis-Ravenna was selected as a Progressive Party list candidate for Senate ahead of the 2010 election. Since joining the Senate, she has been considered one of the more left-leaning members of the Progressive Party.

She was re-elected in 2014, and again in 2017.

On 18 June 2018, Gentilis-Ravenna joined the Progressive frontbench of Flavia Lepera as the party's Spokesperson for Culture, Media, and Sport.

Personal life

Gentilis-Ravenna attended Latin court for the first time in 1981. She served as a lady-in-waiting to her second cousin Stephania, Princess of Youth from 1988 until Stephania's death in 1991. She was introduced to her first husband, Louis Ferdinand, Prince of Liothidia in 1988 by Stephania and then Jason, Prince of Youth. Gentilis-Ravenna married Louis Ferdinand on 4 April 1990 at Basilica of St. Gregorius in Ravenna. Their marriage was considered rocky by most, with close friends claiming that "neither got along well with the other." The marriage ended in divorce on 5 October 1997 after rumors of domestic violence, infidelity and general poor relationship. Gentilis-Ravenna has three children from the marriage: Beatrice, Wilhem and Reinhardt.

In 2002, she was created a life peer by Latin Emperor Jason VI Augustus, as the Lady Gentilis-Ravenna.

Titles, styles, and honors

Titles and styles

  • 20 August 1966 – 4 April 1990: Lady Alexandra Gentry-Ravenna
  • 4 April 1990 – 5 October 1997: Her Royal Highness Princess Louis Ferdinand of Liothidia
  • 5 October 1997 – 27 March 2002: Lady Alexandra Gentry-Ravenna
  • 27 March 2002 – present: The Right Hon. Lady Gentilis-Ravenna

Honors

  •  Latium: Companion of the Order of National Achievement PRU Roter Adlerorden BAR.svg
  •  Latium: Member of the Most Excellent Order of the Crown Army Good Conduct Medal ribbon.svg

Ancestry

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