Jemima Goldsmith Marries Cameron O’Reilly at 52; Sons Sulaiman and Kasim Walk Her Down the Aisle
British filmmaker, screenwriter and producer Jemima Goldsmith has married Irish-Australian financier Cameron O’Reilly, marking her second marriage more than two decades after her divorce from former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan.
Goldsmith, 52, and O’Reilly, 62, married on September 12, 2026, in a private ceremony attended by family and close friends. The marriage was initially made public by Goldsmith’s family before she later confirmed the occasion herself by sharing a collection of wedding photographs.
The pictures offered a glimpse into an intimate celebration in which the couple’s children and wider families played prominent roles.
Family First Confirmed Jemima Goldsmith’s Wedding
News of the marriage first emerged publicly through Jemima Jones, who is married to Goldsmith’s brother Ben Goldsmith.
Jones shared a photograph of herself and Ben dressed for the wedding celebrations and wrote:
“Celebrating Jemima and Cameron’s wedding, with my favourite date, what a happy day!”
The post provided the first public confirmation from Goldsmith’s family that the couple had married.
Reports at the time said the ceremony was deliberately private, with the celebration centred around relatives and close friends rather than a large public event.
Jemima Later Shares First Wedding Photos
Several days after the family confirmation, Goldsmith shared her own photographs from the wedding.
The images showed different moments from the celebration, including the couple together, their family members and scenes from the ceremony and reception.
Alongside the pictures, Goldsmith wrote:
“Thank you to everyone who made this day so very special & happy for both of us.”
The post provided Goldsmith’s first direct public confirmation of the wedding and revealed more about how the couple involved their families in the ceremony.
Sulaiman and Kasim Walk Their Mother Down the Aisle
One of the most notable details revealed by Goldsmith was the role played by her two sons, Sulaiman Khan and Kasim Khan, from her marriage to Imran Khan.
Both sons walked their mother down the aisle at the September 12 ceremony.
Children from O’Reilly’s family also had prominent roles.
His daughters Sasha and Tara O’Reilly were bridesmaids, while Goldsmith identified Tyrian Khan-White as her maid of honour. O’Reilly’s sons, Elliot and Oscar O’Reilly, served as his best men.
The involvement of children from both families made the wedding notably family-centred rather than simply a formal society ceremony.
What Jemima Goldsmith Wore for Her Wedding
Goldsmith chose a custom Oscar de la Renta dress for the ceremony.
The bridal outfit was a strapless, tea-length white gown featuring horizontal detailing, sheer tulle and a floral appliqué at the waist. She paired it with a long pearl-covered veil and wore her hair in soft waves.
For a later part of the celebration, she changed into a shorter white dress with structured pleated shoulders.
The photographs also showed a reception featuring a wedding cake decorated with fresh figs and berries.
Who Is Cameron O’Reilly?
Cameron O’Reilly, 62, is an Irish-Australian financier and businessman.
He is the son of the late Sir Anthony O’Reilly, the Irish businessman, media executive and former international rugby player. Cameron O’Reilly studied at Oxford and worked at Goldman Sachs before becoming involved in his family’s media businesses. He later founded private equity firm Bayard Capital in 2003.
Reports say Goldsmith and O’Reilly had been together for more than a year before marrying. They were reported to have met through work connected with film and documentary production, where O’Reilly has worked as an executive producer.
Jemima Goldsmith’s Career Beyond Her Public Profile
Goldsmith has built a career as a screenwriter and producer and runs Instinct Productions.
Her film and television work has included projects such as The Clinton Affair, Impeachment: American Crime Story and Joyland. She also wrote and produced the romantic comedy What’s Love Got to Do with It?, which drew on themes involving British-Pakistani families, relationships and arranged marriage.
Her professional career provides relevant context to reports that she and O’Reilly initially crossed paths through their involvement in film and documentary work.
Jemima Goldsmith and Imran Khan Married in 1995
Goldsmith’s marriage to O’Reilly comes more than two decades after the end of her marriage to Imran Khan.
Goldsmith married Khan in 1995, when she was 21, and subsequently moved to Pakistan. The couple had two sons, Sulaiman and Kasim.
Their marriage ended in divorce in 2004, after nine years.
Goldsmith has continued to have connections with Pakistan through her family and professional work in the years since the divorce.
A Private Wedding Becomes Public Through Family Photos
The way the marriage became public was notably understated.
Rather than being announced through a formal statement, news initially emerged through Jemima Jones’ family post. Goldsmith then shared her own wedding photographs several days later, giving the public its first detailed look at the ceremony.
Those photographs shifted the story from reports of a private wedding to direct confirmation from Goldsmith herself.
They also highlighted the central role played by the couple’s families: Goldsmith’s sons accompanied her down the aisle, O’Reilly’s sons served as best men, and their daughters and other relatives took part in the wedding party.
At 52, Goldsmith begins a new chapter with O’Reilly, 22 years after the end of her first marriage.
