Jemima Goldsmith Marries Cameron O'Reilly in Private Ceremony Jemima Goldsmith has wed Irish-Australian financier and media executive Cameron O'Reilly, while continuing her campaign for former husband Imran Khan's release from prison in Pakistan. Jemima Goldsmith, the British film producer and former wife of former Pakistan cricket captain and prime minister Imran Khan, has married Cameron O'Reilly, an Irish-Australian financier and media executive, in a private ceremony over the weekend. The couple exchanged vows in a low-key celebration that was kept away from extensive public attention, according to people familiar with the event. Jemima, 52, is known for her work as an award-winning documentary filmmaker and producer, as well as for her close friendship with the late Princess Diana. Cameron, 62, comes from a prominent business and sporting family and is the son of the late media magnate and international rugby player Sir Anthony O'Reilly.Jemima's brother, Ben Goldsmith, confirmed that the marriage had taken place, while his wife, Jemima Jones, publicly shared warm congratulations online, describing the day as a happy occasion. The newlyweds are understood to have first crossed paths through their professional lives in the film and documentary sector, where Cameron worked as an executive producer on several projects. Their relationship developed after a period of friendship, and the pair had reportedly become engaged after roughly a year together.Friends have described Cameron as a private individual, and Jemima has been said to be determined to protect that part of his life from excessive public scrutiny. Cameron O'Reilly has a substantial background in media, investment and technology-related business. He spent many years working within his father's media empire, Independent News & Media, before later joining the Australian group APN News & Media. He eventually stepped down as chief executive in 2000.In 2003, he founded the private equity fund Bayard Capital and acquired the Swiss metering company Landis+Gyr. He served as chief executive of the company before it was sold to Toshiba for $2.3 billion in 2011. He is also connected with smart meter and software investment, adding to his reputation as a financier with interests spanning media, infrastructure technology and energy-related services. Jemima and Cameron each bring children from previous relationships into the marriage.Cameron has four children, while Jemima has two sons, Kasim and Sulaiman, with Imran Khan. Their marriage lasted nearly nine years before ending, and Jemima later became linked with several high-profile figures, including actor Hugh Grant, comedian Russell Brand and The Crown writer Peter Morgan. The wedding comes less than a year after the death of Jemima's mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, the socialite after whom the famous Annabel's nightclub in Mayfair was named.Jemima's father, billionaire Sir James Goldsmith, had died in 1997. Alongside the celebration, Jemima continues to campaign for the release of her former husband, Imran Khan, who has been imprisoned in Pakistan since 2023. The former cricket legend, who later became prime minister of Pakistan, has consistently denied corruption allegations against him. Jemima and her sons have argued that the cases against Khan are politically motivated and have sought greater international attention to his treatment in custody.Lawyers have raised concerns about his health and prison conditions, describing the environment as harsh and damaging. Recent reports also indicated serious medical problems, including severe vision loss in one eye linked to a blood clot. Khan was transferred to a hospital after concerns grew about his condition, though he was reportedly returned to his cell after being judged fit to do so.His family has accused the British government of not doing enough to support him and is hopeful of raising the issue with Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The situation has kept Khan in the public eye and remains a major focus for Jemima, who has long been active in advocating for his release. Her new marriage marks a personal milestone after years of family hardship, public scrutiny and ongoing concern over the welfare of her former husband