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Jemima Goldsmith Marries Irish Businessman Cameron O’Reilly

The British film producer and writer, who was married to Imran Khan from 1995 to 2004, has married the Irish businessman Cameron O'Reilly.

Jemima Goldsmith Marries Irish Businessman Cameron O’Reilly

Jemima Goldsmith has married the Irish businessman Cameron O’Reilly (Express Tribune).

Why she is news in Pakistan

Goldsmith was married to Imran Khan from 1995 to 2004, and lived in Lahore for much of that period. She is the mother of his two sons.

She has since built a career in Britain as a film and television producer and writer, and has at points commented publicly on Pakistani politics and on Khan’s imprisonment.

A note on how we are covering this

This is a private marriage between two private individuals, and neither is a public office-holder in Pakistan. We are reporting the fact because of the connection readers here will recognise, and going no further than what has been made public.

We have not sought details of the ceremony, guests or arrangements, and there is no Pakistani political dimension to the event that we are aware of.

What is not established

No date, venue or guest details have been reported, and neither party has issued a public statement beyond the announcement. Imran Khan’s family has not commented.

[Image: The Express Tribune]

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