Jemima Goldsmith has shared photographs from her wedding to Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly, offering a glimpse into the couple’s private celebrations.
The award-winning screenwriter and producer, 52, married O’Reilly, 62, days before posting the images. The couple had dated for around a year after meeting through their work in films and documentaries.
O’Reilly is the son of the late Sir Anthony O’Reilly, the Irish businessman, media tycoon and international rugby player.
The wedding marks Goldsmith’s second marriage. It comes 22 years after her divorce from former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan.
Family celebrates the wedding
Goldsmith’s sister-in-law Jemima Jones was among the first family members to share news of the celebrations. Jones is married to Goldsmith’s brother, Ben.
She posted a photograph of herself with Ben dressed for the occasion.
“Celebrating Jemima and Cameron’s wedding, with my favourite date, what a happy day!” she wrote.
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Goldsmith’s own photographs subsequently gave followers a closer look at the wedding, following the family’s earlier posts.
The Times reported that the couple became engaged in May 2026. It described O’Reilly as an Oxford graduate who worked in his father’s media business before establishing private equity firm Bayard Capital.
Continuing concern for Imran Khan
Goldsmith married Khan in 1995, and their nine-year marriage ended in 2004. They have two sons, Sulaiman and Kasim Khan.
Despite their divorce, she has continued to speak publicly about his imprisonment and treatment in Pakistan.
Last month, Goldsmith urged the British government to speak out. She described the situation surrounding his detention as a “human-rights emergency”.
Her appeal raised concerns about Khan’s health, isolation and access to his family.
She also attended the Pakistan-England Test at Lord’s with Sulaiman and Kasim. Goldsmith posted #FreeImranKhan as their sons intensified their public campaign over their father’s imprisonment.
Her public statements have kept attention on the family’s concerns, alongside their efforts to secure access to Khan.
A lasting connection with Pakistan
Goldsmith has maintained close ties with Pakistan since living there during her marriage.
In an exclusive Geo News interview three years ago, she recalled life in Zaman Park and discussed Pakistani society and culture. She also expressed affection for the country’s people and creative talent.
Discussing her filmmaking, Goldsmith said she had challenged herself to create a film that celebrated Pakistan.
“I wanted to show the colourful, beautiful, joyful place that I knew when I was in Pakistan as opposed to the Pakistan we often see on the Western screens,” she said.
She contrasted those memories with portrayals of Pakistanis and Muslims in Western productions.
The project became the romantic comedy What’s Love Got to Do with It? Its cast includes Sajal Ali, Shabana Azmi, Lily James, Emma Thompson and Shazad Latif.
