article_snippet: Anne Diamond took legal action against Church .
article_snippet: Russell Church was the target of Anne Diamond fury over a comic strip.
article_snippet: Anne Diamond, left, and Anne Diamond then husband Mike Hollingsworth brought legal action against Church's company, Humour Publications, following a cartoon in Zit magazine.
article_snippet: It imagined an affair between Anne Diamond and football legend Jack Charlton that resulted in a baby resembling ET –
article_snippet: Anne Diamond took offence because Anne Diamond came out shortly after the tragic cot death of her four-month-old son Sebastian.
article_snippet: Russell Church lawyer, Matthew Higdon, said a cartoon in Zit magazine went to press before the death of Anne Diamond child, adding: 'The timing was therefore most unfortunate and entirely unintended by the editor.
article_snippet: A representative for Anne Diamond confirmed that action was brought against the magazine.
article_snippet: The first of these lawsuits was brought by Anne Diamond and Anne Diamond then husband, TV executive Mike Hollingsworth, in 1991 over what Ms Diamond and her then husband, TV executive Mike Hollingsworth believed to be an offensive cartoon published in a magazine owned by Russell Church.
highlights_snippet: A legal claim from TV presenter Anne Diamond over an offensive cartoon in a magazine he published.