Srinagar, May 04: Ms Jemima Goldsmith (52), the former wife of incarcerated former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, is reportedly set to marry Dublin-born financier Cameron O’Reilly following a year-long relationship.
Srinagar, May 04: Ms Jemima Goldsmith (52), the former wife of incarcerated former Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan, is reportedly set to marry Dublin-born financier Cameron O’Reilly following a year-long relationship.
Jemima Goldsmith has two sons — Sulaiman Isa Khan and Kasim Khan — from her former marriage to Imran Khan.
Both sons have been actively involved in campaigning for their father’s release from jail. They have reached out to international forums and governments, urging them to pressurise Pakistani authorities to secure his release. Their efforts have also highlighted concerns about Imran Khan’s health, including reports of an eye problem while in custody.
A report by the Daily Mail said that Jemima and Cameron O’Reilly are believed to have met while collaborating on a film project, with their professional association gradually developing into a personal relationship.
They are now engaged and are believed to be dividing their time between Switzerland and London as they prepare for the next chapter of their lives.
“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.”
Jemima’s family is reportedly supportive, and her brother, Robin Birley, owner of London club 5 Hertford Street, has met O’Reilly, the report said.
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