Lady Annabel Goldsmith, Former Mother-in-Law of Imran Khan, Passes Away at 91
Lady Annabel had three children — Jemima, Zac, and Ben Goldsmith.
London — Lady Annabel Goldsmith, former mother-in-law of Pakistan’s ex-Prime Minister Imran Khan and a prominent British socialite, has passed away at the age of 91. Born on June 11, 1934, in London, Lady Annabel belonged to a distinguished British aristocratic family.
She was first married to Mark Birley, the founder of the famous London nightclub “Annabel’s,” named after her. Later, she married renowned businessman Sir James Goldsmith.
Lady Annabel had three children — Jemima, Zac, and Ben Goldsmith. Her daughter Jemima Goldsmith married Imran Khan in 1995, making Lady Annabel Khan’s mother-in-law for several years.
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Lady Annabel was a well-known figure in London’s social and cultural circles, maintaining a prominent position in British high society for decades. Her nightclub “Annabel’s” gained international fame as a hub for the elite.
She authored a memoir titled Annabel: An Unconventional Life, in which she detailed her extraordinary experiences and the nuances of British social life.
Her family has expressed deep sorrow over her passing. British media have paid tribute to her as “a symbol of an era.” In Pakistan, her death has drawn attention due to her direct connection with the country through her daughter Jemima’s marriage to Imran Khan.
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