Jemima Goldsmith has shared warm and personal photos from her recent wedding to Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly. The images offer a rare look into the private celebrations that took place just days ago.
The award-winning screenwriter and producer, now 52, tied the knot with 62-year-old Cameron O’Reilly. He is the son of the late Irish businessman, media tycoon and rugby legend Sir Anthony O’Reilly. The couple first connected through their shared work in films and documentaries and had been seeing each other for about a year before deciding to marry.
News of the happy occasion first came from Jemima Jones, the wife of Goldsmith’s brother Ben Goldsmith. She posted a photo of herself and Ben dressed for the big day and wrote that they were celebrating Jemima and Cameron’s wedding with her favourite date.
This is Goldsmith’s second marriage. It comes 22 years after her nine-year marriage to former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan ended in 2004. The former couple share two sons, Sulaiman and Kasim Khan.
Even after their divorce, Goldsmith has continued to speak out about Khan’s situation in Pakistan. Last month she urged the British government to take a stand, calling his detention a human-rights emergency and expressing worry about his health, isolation and limited contact with family. She recently attended the Pakistan-England Test at Lord’s with her sons and shared the hashtag #FreeImranKhan as the young men stepped up their public efforts.
Goldsmith still holds a deep affection for Pakistan, the country where she once lived with Khan. In an interview with Geo News three years ago she spoke warmly about her time in Zaman Park, Pakistani culture and the people she came to love. She also shared her dream of making a film that showed the colourful and joyful side of Pakistan she remembered, rather than the darker images often seen in Western media. That project became a romantic comedy starring Sajal Ali, Shabana Azmi, Lily James, Emma Thompson and Shahzad Latif.
The new chapter with Cameron O’Reilly marks a fresh and private beginning for Goldsmith after years of public attention.
