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Published: 07:52 EST, 27 October 2014 | Updated: 10:21 EST, 27 October 2014

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Chantelle Houghton made a bold statement in orange last week as she took daughter Dolly for a fun day out.

The reality star wore a bright jacket that stood out against her black top and trousers as she arrived at Rocky's fun house with her only child.

Their trip came just before Chantelle found out she had lost a court battle against Closer magazine.

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The future's bright the future's orange: Chantelle Houghton steps out with daughter Dolly having had her High Court case against Closer magazine thrown out

Stand out: The mother-of-one wore all black with her vibrant jacket

Houghton wanted the weekly mag to reveal the name of a source who had supplied information for a story they had planned to publish.

'I would like Closer magazine to be ordered to reveal the name [of] their reliable source,' the reality star said in a witness statement submitted to the High Court.

Her barrister, Gina Allwood, said Chantelle was worried when the magazine contacted her publicist to inform them of their plans to run the story - details of which have not been revealed for legal reasons.

Sources: Chantelle went to court to try and force the magazine to reveal the identity of the person that supplied them with information about her

Legal: Her barrister, Gina Allwood, said Chantelle was worried when the magazine contacted her publicist to inform them of their plans to run the story - details of which have not been revealed for legal reasons

Dismissed: Mr Justice Hayden refused her request for an inquiry, stating that 'the integrity of sources is fundamental to the operation of a free press in a democratic society'

Mr Justice Hayden dismissed their case for an inquiry, stating that 'the integrity of sources is fundamental to the operation of a free press in a democratic society.'

Houghton did not attend the hearing, according to the BBC.

In her column this week, Chantelle talks about her desire to have her breast implants removed.

Day out: Chantelle took her daughter Dolly to Rocky's Fun House last week

Chantelle Houghton all smiles with daughter Dolly (archive)

Reduction: The reality star plans to have her breast implants removed

'I think the implants trend will slow down. I’m going to get mine removed and I think a lot of other women will after reading about this,' the former Celebrity Big Brother star writes.

She told new! magazine that she was not in a mentally sound position to have the procedure done back in 2007.

'I was stick thin and it was obvious that I had an eating disorder,' Chantelle said last month.