Jemima Goldsmith gets married again 22 years after Imran Khan split
Jemima Goldsmith's family breaks the wedding news on social media
Jemima Goldsmith has officially tied the knot with Dublin-born businessman Cameron O'Reilly more than two decades after her first marriage to former prime minister of Pakistan Imran Khan.
The screenwriter and producer's sister-in-law, Jemima Jones, who is married to Jemima's brother Ben Goldsmith, announced the happy news on her Instagram account while sharing snaps from the nuptials.
"Celebrating Jemima and Cameron's wedding, with my favorite date, what a happy day!." she wrote along with her photo with her husband's photo, all dressed up.
However, no snaps of the bride and groom were shared by Jemima's sister-in-law.
This came after Daily Mail reported in May that Jemima got engaged to the 62-year-old businessman after dating him for 12 months.
For those unaware, the multi-millionaire financier is the son of late international rugby union player, Sir Anthony O’Reilly.
The outlet also reported at the time that Jemima and Cameron had already been living together, dividing their time between Cameron's house in Switzerland and Jemima's in West London.
The pair are said to have met due to their common interest in documentaries, as the source publisher at the time said, "They first met through work and were friends for a while before that.
"They have been together as a couple for just over a year. He’s a very private person and Jemima is determined to protect that," they added.
It is pertinent to mention that Jemima was previously married to Imran Khan for nine years before parting in 2004.
The former couple also welcomed two sons, Kasim, who is 27 years old, and Sulaiman, who is 29 years old.
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