CelebGrid publishes profiles of public figures with a focus on how they earn money and what their wealth is likely to be. This page explains how those articles are researched, written and corrected.
What we cover
We write about actors, athletes, musicians, TV and media personalities, business owners, authors and comedians. We avoid profiling minors, and we do not publish home addresses, private contact details or medical information.
Sources
Articles are based on publicly available information: interviews, reporting from established news outlets, official team, league, studio and company statements, public filings and award records. When a figure or claim comes from a specific outlet, we link to it. Outbound links are marked nofollow.
Estimates, not official records
Very few people publish their personal finances. Net worth figures on CelebGrid are estimates, and we say so in the article. Where published estimates disagree, we show the range and explain which end we think is more realistic and why. If no reliable figure exists, we say that instead of inventing one. Our method is described on the How We Calculate Net Worth page.
Independence
We are not paid by the people we write about, and nobody profiled on the site reviews an article before it is published.
Updates and corrections
Articles are updated when something material changes, such as a new contract, a major sale or a newly published figure. If you spot an error, email hamzasiddiquiseo@gmail.com with the page link and a source for the correct information. We review every correction request and update the article when the evidence supports it.
CelebGrid is edited by Hamza Ali Siddiqui.