Jemima Goldsmith Weds Financier Cameron O'Reilly

Jemima Goldsmith has shared the first photographs from her wedding to financier Cameron O'Reilly. The film producer, 62, exchanged vows with O'Reilly, also 62, over the weekend. She expressed gratitude to her guests for making the day "so special and happy."

Goldsmith wore an Oscar de la Renta wedding dress for the ceremony. Her sons, Sulaiman and Kasim, from her marriage to former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, walked her down the aisle. Imran Khan is currently imprisoned in Pakistan on corruption charges.

Among the bridal party were Imran Khan's daughter Tyrian Khan-White, and O'Reilly's daughters Sasha and Tara. Goldsmith's nieces Edie and Eliza also served as bridesmaids, with Bluey and Arthur as pageboys.

Cameron O'Reilly is the son of the late Irish-Australian media magnate and international rugby star Sir Anthony O’Reilly. He and Goldsmith reportedly met while he was working as an executive producer on documentaries and films. The couple, who had been dating for over a year, became engaged in May, according to The Mail on Sunday.

O'Reilly, an Oxford graduate, spent time working in his father's media empire before launching his private equity fund Bayard Capital in 2003. He later sold the Swiss metering company Landis+Gyr to Toshiba for $2.3 billion in 2011.

The wedding follows the death of Goldsmith's mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, last year. Her father, Sir James Goldsmith, died in 1997. Goldsmith and Imran Khan divorced in 2004 after a nine-year marriage. She has since had relationships with actor Hugh Grant, comedian Russell Brand, and scriptwriter Peter Morgan.

Goldsmith and her sons have been campaigning for Imran Khan's release from prison. He was jailed in 2023 for corruption, charges he denies. His legal team has reported a decline in his health, citing concerns over his vision and prison conditions. He was briefly transferred to a private hospital but later returned to jail. Khan and Goldsmith's sons have reportedly expressed disappointment with the British government's level of support and sought to discuss the matter with Prime Minister Andy Burnham.