Jemima Goldsmith, the accomplished film producer, recently shared images from her wedding to financier Cameron O'Reilly, marking her second journey down the aisle. The 62-year-old bride, resplendent in an Oscar de la Renta design, conveyed her heartfelt thanks to those who made her special day so joyous and memorable. Her sons, Sulaiman, 29, and Kasim, 27, from her previous marriage to cricket icon Imran Khan, played a significant role by escorting her during the ceremony.
The nuptials, which took place over the weekend, were first brought to light by the Daily Mail. Jemima's social media post, dated '12.9.26', detailed her appreciation for everyone involved, including her bridesmaids, page boys, best men, and ushers. She also gave a special mention to her 'peerless A team' for their support in her preparations. This union follows a year-long romance, with the couple's engagement having been announced earlier by The Mail on Sunday.
Cameron O'Reilly, an Irish-Australian and the son of the late media magnate and international rugby star Sir Anthony O'Reilly, brings his own family with four children to this new chapter. Jemima's first marriage to Imran Khan, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan, ended in 2004 after nine years. Khan is currently imprisoned in Pakistan on corruption charges, which he vehemently denies. Jemima and her sons are actively advocating for his release, highlighting concerns about his health and the 'barbaric' conditions of his detention.
Their relationship blossomed from a professional connection, as Cameron served as an executive producer on several documentaries and films. A source close to the couple noted that they had been friends for some time before their bond deepened romantically. Both families have reportedly welcomed the union, with Jemima's brother, Ben Goldsmith, and his wife, Jemima Jones, expressing their delight at the happy occasion. Cameron's distinguished career includes a decade with his father's media empire, Independent News & Media, and later APN News & Media, before he launched his private equity fund, Bayard Capital, and successfully sold a Swiss metering company to Toshiba for a significant sum.
This joyous event occurs nearly a year after the passing of Jemima's mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, a renowned socialite. The family has navigated personal and public challenges, including the ongoing efforts to secure Imran Khan's release from prison. Despite his transfer to a private hospital for health concerns, Khan's lawyers continue to challenge the conditions of his imprisonment, citing a reported loss of vision. Her sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, have also voiced their disappointment over what they perceive as insufficient support from the British government regarding their father's situation.
