Jemima Goldsmith has married multi-millionaire financier Cameron O'Reilly, with her family celebrating the happy news on Instagram.
Her sister-in-law Jemima Jones, who is married to Jemima's brother Ben Goldsmith, shared a photograph of herself and her husband dressed up for the occasion.
"Celebrating Jemima and Cameron's wedding, with my favourite date, what a happy day!" she wrote alongside the image.
The award-winning producer, 52, and Irish-Australian businessman, 62, are understood to have met through their work in film and documentaries.
© InstagramTheir wedding comes more than two decades after Jemima's first marriage to former Pakistan cricket captain and prime minister Imran Khan ended in 2004.
© WireImageA glimpse inside Jemima Goldsmith's wedding celebrations
Jemima Jones's photograph offered a glimpse of the elegant surroundings, with the couple posing beside a lily pond in the grounds of a grand stone building.
She wore a flowing pale-blue dress with a colourful botanical pattern and contrasting blue trim, while Ben looked smart in a dark morning coat, pale-grey waistcoat and striped trousers.
The pair smiled with their arms around one another, with manicured lawns and formal gardens stretching behind them.
The post attracted messages celebrating the newlyweds, with one commenter writing: "Congrats to the new chapter of her life." Although the bride and groom were not pictured in the photograph, the caption confirmed the occasion behind the family's celebrations.
© AFP via Getty ImagesWho is Jemima Goldsmith's husband Cameron O'Reilly?
Cameron is the son of the late Sir Anthony O'Reilly, the media magnate and former Irish international rugby player.
An Oxford graduate, he spent part of his career working within his father's newspaper businesses, including Independent News & Media and Australian publisher APN News & Media, before moving into private equity.
He subsequently led Swiss metering company Landis+Gyr, which was acquired by Toshiba in a $2.3 billion deal in 2011.
Reports of Cameron and Jemima's engagement first emerged in May, following a relationship that had largely remained out of the spotlight. Cameron has four children, while Jemima shares sons Sulaiman and Kasim with Imran.
Jemima Goldsmith's family wedding celebrations
The wedding brings happy news for the Goldsmith family almost a year after the death of Jemima's mother, Lady Annabel Goldsmith, the socialite after whom London's Annabel's nightclub was named. Her father, businessman Sir James Goldsmith, died in 1997.
According to the wedding report, several members of Jemima's family, including her brother Robin Birley, have got to know Cameron and welcomed him into their circle.
Ben's confirmation and Jemima Jones's celebratory message offered the first family reaction to the marriage, although further details of the ceremony have not been disclosed in the report.
Jemima Goldsmith's support for former husband Imran Khan
The celebration comes during a difficult period for Jemima and her sons, who have been campaigning for Imran's release from prison in Pakistan.
Jemima married the former cricketer in 1995. Following their divorce nine years later, she returned to Britain with their children, while the former couple remained on good terms..
Imran has been detained since August 2023 and has faced multiple convictions in cases he says are politically motivated. His sons have publicly expressed concern about his health and their ability to visit him.
In August, Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered his transfer to hospital for treatment following concerns about his condition. Subsequent reporting described a dispute over the implementation of that order, with his family continuing to seek independent medical attention. Pakistani authorities deny mistreating him.
© Anadolu via Getty ImagesJemima Goldsmith's achievements
Long before her latest wedding celebrations, Jemima spoke exclusively to HELLO! in 2023 about the achievements that mattered most to her.
Asked about her biggest successes, the producer put her sons first. "Well on a personal level, it's always going to be my kids because I'm really proud of the people they've become," she told us.
When the conversation turned to raising her sons to be feminists, she credited another important influence in their lives.
"They've got a strong sister who's a really excellent feminist influence on them," Jemima explained.
She also reflected on the professional satisfaction of challenging herself, particularly through screenwriting after years spent producing television and films.
"But professionally, I think one is always proud of something that's very hard to do," she told HELLO!. "For me, I've produced lots of television and film, something like 30 hours of television for the US and the UK in the last few years. But writing a film is a whole other level of challenge so I do feel proud that we've got to this stage regardless of the outcome."
