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Jemima Goldsmith thanks guests for ‘special and happy’ wedding day

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Jemima Goldsmith has thanked her guests for making her wedding to financier Cameron O’Reilly “so special and happy”.

The TV producer, 52, revealed details and pictures of Saturday’s wedding on Instagram, including that she was walked down the aisle by her sons Sulaiman, 29, and Kasim, 27.

Goldsmith was married to their father, former Pakistan prime minister and cricket captain Imran Khan who is in prison in Pakistan after being jailed for corruption, from 1995 to 2004.

Khan’s daughter Tyrian Khan-White was among her bridesmaids, which also included O’Reilly’s daughters Sasha and Tara.

In the post, Goldsmith said: “Thank you to everyone who made this day so very special & happy for both of us.”

Among those responding to the post, TV chef and presenter Nigella Lawson said: “The best day; the best weekend. All love to you both.”

O’Reilly, 62, is the son of the late British and Irish Lions rugby star and former Heinz chairman Tony O’Reilly.

Suleiman and Kasim Khan were involved in controversy when an interview they gave with former England cricket captain Michael Atherton for Sky Sports threated to disrupt the first Test against Pakistan at Lord’s.

The pair aired concerns over their father’s safety and treatment, as well as criticising the UK Government’s response, with the Pakistan Cricket Board reportedly threatening to halt its players taking the field for the afternoon session.

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