Jemina Goldsmith, Imran Khan's ex-wife, marries Irish financier Cameron O'Reilly

Jemima Goldsmith has married Irish financier Cameron O'Reilly, two decades after her marriage to former Pakistan cricket team skipper and ex-PM Imran Khan ended in 2004.

In Short

• This is Jemima Goldsmith's second marriage, post split with Imran Khan in 2004
• Goldsmith's sister-in-law confirmed the wedding on Instagram
• O'Reilly has 4 children, Jemima has 2 sons with Imran Khan

Jemima Goldsmith has married Irish multi-millionaire financier Cameron O'Reilly. This is the second time she has married, two decades after her marriage to former Pakistan cricket team skipper Imran Khan ended.

The news of the wedding was confirmed by Jemima Jones, wife of Goldsmith's brother Ben Goldsmith. Jones shared a picture of herself and her husband dressed up for the occasion.

"Celebrating Jemima and Cameron's wedding, with my favourite date, what a happy day," Jones captioned the photo on Instagram.

Jemima Goldsmith, who is an award-winning producer, is 52 while her new husband is 62. According to Hello Magazine, they met through their work in films and documentaries.

While O'Reilly has four children, Jemima Goldsmith has two sons – Kasim and Sulaiman – with Imran Khan, who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan from 2018 to 2022.

In the past, she has had many high-profile relationships with comedian Russel Brand, actor Hugh Grant and 'The Crown' scriptwriter Peter Morgan.

Her marriage comes at a time when reports say that Imran Khan is seriously ill in prison where he is lodged in the Al-Qadir Trust and the Toshakhana-II state-gifts corruption cases.

Both Jemima Goldsmith and her sons have been campaigning for the former Pakistan PM's release.

WHO IS CAMERON O'REILLY?

The 62-year-old is the son of the late Sir Anthony O'Reilly, the media magnate and former Irish international rugby player.

He is an Oxford graduate who spent part of his career working within his father's newspaper businesses, before shifting to private equity. Later, he led Swiss metering firm Landis+Gyr, which was taken over by Toshiba in a USD 2.3 billion deal in 2011.

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